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Shimano retools Deore with tougher, simpler mechanical drivetrain
technology26 days ago

Shimano retools Deore with tougher, simpler mechanical drivetrain

Shimano updates its Deore mechanical MTB lineup with tougher Shadow ES rear derailleurs (RD-M7200/RD-M7230), new 12-speed cassettes (CS-M7200/CS-M6200) for a 10-51t range, a stronger two-piece FC-M6200 crank, revised SL-M6200/6210/6230 shifters, and a versatile BL-M6200 brake system, delivering rugged, serviceable performance and a premium feel while keeping a straightforward, non-electronic drivetrain option alongside the wireless Deore Di2.

via BikeRadar|
#brakes#deore#derailleur
Shimano Deore Returns to Simplicity with Cable-Actuated Drivetrain and Refined Brakes
technology27 days ago

Shimano Deore Returns to Simplicity with Cable-Actuated Drivetrain and Refined Brakes

Shimano revamps the Deore line with a fully cable‑actuated drivetrain and updated hydraulics: three derailleurs (RD-M7200 12‑sp Hyperglide+, RD-M7230 11‑sp Linkglide, RD-M6200 12‑sp Hyperglide+), three shifters (SL‑M6200/6210/6230), a new FC‑M6200 crank, two 12‑speed cassettes (CS‑M7200‑12 and CS‑M6200‑12), and revised brakes (BL‑M6200 lever, BR‑M6200/BR‑M6220 calipers) with low‑viscosity oil and inline hose routing. The group is clutch‑free, trading some chain slap/rattle for lower cost and mechanical simplicity, while remaining compatible with older parts. Price points span roughly $65–$180 for derailleurs and $120–$160 for brakes, with availability not immediate at launch.

via Pinkbike|
#brakes#deore#drivetrain
Shimano's GRX RX717 Di2 Makes Wireless Gravel Shifting More Affordable
technology6 months ago

Shimano's GRX RX717 Di2 Makes Wireless Gravel Shifting More Affordable

Shimano has introduced the more affordable, fully wireless GRX RX717 gravel groupset, competing with SRAM's Rival AXS XPLR by offering a range of components including a rear derailleur, shifters, and brake levers that are compatible with existing Shimano 12-speed systems. The RX717 features advanced tech like automatic impact recovery, protected batteries, and a shareable battery system, aiming to provide high performance at a more accessible price point, primarily targeting the OEM market.

via BikeRadar|
#competition#gravel-groupset#grx-rx717
Shimano Unveils Major 30-Year Update to SPD Cleats and XTR Pedals
cycling10 months ago

Shimano Unveils Major 30-Year Update to SPD Cleats and XTR Pedals

Shimano has released the XTR M9220 pedals, a lighter, slightly smaller version of their Saint pedals, featuring four adjustable pins, a new multi-directional entry cleat, and designed for aggressive trail riding and enduro racers. The pedals offer a solid platform, smooth engagement, and compatibility with existing SPD cleats, with initial positive ride impressions and durability expected to be high.

via Pinkbike|
#cycling#enduro#pedals
Shimano Unveils Major SPD Cleat Update After 30 Years for Easier Clipping
sports10 months ago

Shimano Unveils Major SPD Cleat Update After 30 Years for Easier Clipping

Shimano has introduced its first major update to the SPD cleat platform in 30 years with the new CL-MT001 cleats, offering easier engagement and compatibility with existing Shimano SPD systems, alongside the launch of high-end gravel shoes featuring innovative power transfer and stability enhancements. These developments aim to improve user experience for both new and experienced cyclists, especially in gravel and off-road racing.

via Cyclingnews|
#bike-pedals#cycling-technology#gravel-shoes
Shimano Unveils 12-Speed GRX Di2 with Wireless Features and Gravel Enhancements
technology2 years ago

Shimano Unveils 12-Speed GRX Di2 with Wireless Features and Gravel Enhancements

Shimano has unveiled the GRX Di2 RX825, a redesigned electronic gravel groupset featuring a 12-speed cassette and a semi-wireless setup. While it boasts excellent ergonomics, top-tier shifting performance, and a competitive price, it lacks the much-anticipated wide-range 1x configuration. The new system includes independent shifters with long-lasting batteries and a single battery for the derailleurs, but it remains a 2x12 format for now. Despite its impressive features, the absence of a 1x option may overshadow its advancements.

via Escape Collective|
#12-speed#gravel-groupset#grx-di2-rx825
"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Groupset for Budget Bikes"
cycling2 years ago

"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Groupset for Budget Bikes"

Shimano has released a new 1x8-speed drivetrain called Essa, compatible with their current 8-speed systems. With a 409% gear range, it offers a smaller range than 12-speed variants but could still be suitable for mountain biking. The drivetrain utilizes Hyperglide tooth profile and is priced at around $160 USD. Additionally, new shifters for the Cues family of drivetrains have been introduced, designed for smaller-handed riders. No news yet on 12-speed offerings or electric shifting.

via Pinkbike.com|
#cycling#drivetrain#gear-range
"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Drivetrain for Budget Bikes"
cycling2 years ago

"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Drivetrain for Budget Bikes"

Shimano introduces the new ESSA 1x8 drivetrain, which is backwards compatible with existing 8-speed systems and designed for entry-level cyclists, offering a wider gear range and reliable chain retention. The company also updates its CUES group with a shorter reach for improved ergonomics, and refreshes its non-series hubs with improved sealing performance and eBike compatibility.

via BikeRumor.com|
#cues#cycling#cycling-drivetrain
"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Groupset for Entry-Level Bikes"
cycling2 years ago

"Shimano Unveils Affordable 8-Speed ESSA Groupset for Entry-Level Bikes"

Shimano has introduced Essa, an affordable 8-speed 1x-only groupset designed for budget mountain, fitness, and hybrid bikes, aiming to simplify its product line-up. The Essa range includes a rear derailleur and crankset with features such as a simplified clutch-like system for chain retention and compatibility with existing 8-speed Hyperglide systems. Additionally, Shimano has updated its Cues components for smaller hands and refreshed its non-series hubs to provide specific solutions for various cycling categories.

via BikeRadar|
#1x-drivetrain#budget-bikes#cues
"Shimano Unveils Lightweight Photochromic Sunglasses for Road and Trail Cycling"
sports-gear2 years ago

"Shimano Unveils Lightweight Photochromic Sunglasses for Road and Trail Cycling"

Shimano has launched a new collection of purpose-built eyewear called Technium, Technium L, and Twinspark, featuring their proprietary Ridescape lens technology with six options finely tuned to different riding conditions and terrains. The collection includes full-frame and half-frame options, with prices ranging from $65 to $100. The lenses promise enhanced visibility and color-tuning for road, gravel, and trail riding, but the lens-swapping process may be slightly cumbersome.

via CyclingWeekly|
#gravel#ridescape-lens#shimano