What changes as you move up the range
Every Pivot Shuttle AMP’d uses the same core platform: Avinox M2S power, an 800Wh battery, mixed-wheel setup and 150mm rear travel paired with a 160mm fork. As you move up the range, the biggest differences come through suspension level, wheelset, finishing kit, charger speed and drivetrain spec.
| Model | What to expect |
| Ride GX Eagle Transmission | The most accessible way into the Shuttle AMP’d range. You still get the same Avinox M2S motor, 800Wh battery and aggressive mixed-wheel chassis, paired with Fox Performance suspension, SRAM GX Eagle Transmission and DT Swiss E532 wheels. A strong option if you want the full Shuttle AMP’d ride feel at the lowest price point in the range. |
| Pro XO Eagle Transmission | A more premium build with RockShox Zeb Ultimate and Super Deluxe Ultimate suspension, SRAM XO Eagle Transmission, DT Swiss HX1501 wheels and the faster 508W charger. This looks like the sweet spot for riders who want a more aggressive high-spec setup without stretching all the way to the top build. |
| Team XX Eagle Transmission | The flagship Shuttle AMP’d build, using Fox Factory suspension, SRAM XX Eagle Transmission, carbon cranks, DT Swiss HXC1501 carbon wheels and a RockShox Reverb seatpost. This is the lightest, most premium build in the lineup and the one aimed most clearly at riders who want the full halo-bike treatment. |
If you are comparing options across the brand, you can also browse all Pivot electric bikes.
Shuttle AMP’d FAQs
Looking for a bit more context before you choose? Our eMTB guide is a good place to start.
What kind of rider is the Pivot Shuttle AMP’d for?
The Shuttle AMP’d suits riders who want a powerful, aggressive eMTB for steep trail riding, technical climbs and faster descending. It makes most sense for riders who want full-power support but still care about handling, suspension feel and a bike that encourages an active riding style.
What is the difference between Ride, Pro and Team Shuttle AMP’d models?
All three use the same Shuttle AMP’d frame, Avinox M2S motor and 800Wh battery. The main differences are in suspension, wheelset, charger speed and drivetrain level. Ride GX is the most accessible build, Pro XO brings a more premium aggressive setup, and Team XX is the top-spec flagship model.
How much travel does the Pivot Shuttle AMP’d have?
The Shuttle AMP’d has 150mm of rear travel paired with a 160mm fork. That puts it in the aggressive trail to enduro-leaning part of the eMTB market, with enough suspension for rough, steep and demanding terrain.
Does the Shuttle AMP’d have adjustable geometry?
Yes. The Shuttle AMP’d features a flip-chip adjustment, letting you switch between high and low geometry settings depending on your terrain. The high setting keeps things a little sharper and more responsive, while the low setting gives a more planted, confidence-inspiring feel on steeper trails.
What battery does the Pivot Shuttle AMP’d use?
The Shuttle AMP’d uses an 800Wh battery across the full range. That big capacity is a major part of the bike’s appeal, especially if you want the freedom to use the motor’s higher-output modes without range becoming a constant worry.