The wait is finally over, and the curtains have officially been drawn back on the new Shimano XTR Di2 components. This is the brand's second attempt at a Di2 XTR drivetrain. With almost a decade ...

Shimano has introduced its new fully wireless Di2 XTR M9200 mountain bike components. According to Shimano, the no-compromise Di2 system delivers ultra-precise and lightning-quick electronic shifting ...

Like buses, there are a few componentry launches arriving at the same time at their press embargos, including Shimano’s new fully wireless Di2 XTR M9200 mountain bike components. There’s been an ...

Shimano’s wireless shifting mountain bike group is finally here, and there’s a ton to absorb. To keep our XTR Di2 tech story from crashing your browser, we’ve created a second post here to go over the ...

Shimano has a new version of its premium XTR groupset, it features – for the first time ever – completely wireless shifting, as well as a new range of wheels and brakes. Called XTR Di2 M9200, it’s ...

Shimano has launched its latest 12-speed XTR Di2 electronic groupset, M9250. Why should drop bar riders care? Well, XTR Di2 hasn’t been upgraded for ten years and the groupset’s new features, ...

Shimano is, finally, releasing a wireless version of its top-end XTR group. I say “finally” not only because it’s a long-overdue response to the brand’s main competitor in the mountain bike sphere, ...

XTR is Shimano’s flagship mountain bike groupset. With the latest update, the XTR goes fully wireless. With the top-end status, comes top-end pricing. Below are the weights and Canadian pricing for ...

The History of the Shimano XTR Components originally appeared on BikeMag. A recent teaser on Instagram from Shimano got me thinking about how long it's been since we saw the brand update its mountain ...

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Before electronics, hydraulics, and 12-speed cassettes the size of dinner plates, early mountain bike drivetrains were mechanical, chaotic, and kinda crap. It was an exciting time, a blur of rapid ...