When Shimano made its return to electronic shifting, it didn’t just dip a toe. It jumped in with three complete new mountain bike groups (and another gravel option, to boot). We had the chance to ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Shimano's XT series mountain bike brakes have been a popular choice for years among riders who want reliable stopping power and proven ...

Equipped with the new Low Viscosity mineral oil and updated calliper piston seals, the Shimano XT M8220 brakes appear to have finally conquered the wandering bite point issue. Following closely behind ...

Just like London buses, Shimano launches come in twos, and this time the headline grabber is the junior partner in the launch brace. Deore, the starting point for serious Shimano MTB components, is ...

Shimano recently rejoined the world of electronic MTB shifting after a long hiatus with the release of its latest XTR Di2 groupset. The long overdue release sparked excitement through the MTB ...

Shimano have long offered a massive range of cycling components, which makes it difficult to stay abreast of their model numbers and abbreviations. This includes everything, from brakes and ...

A disc brake rotor is a component that mounts to the hub of a bicycle wheel and provides the braking surface in a disc brake system. Disc brake rotors come in a wide variety of sizes to suit different ...

While the whole ebike segment seems to be developing at breakneck speed, most bikes still rely on conventional drivetrains. With their new electronic DEORE XT Di2 drivetrain with automatic mode, ...

Shimano recently introduced its new CUES drivetrain specific to electric commuter bikes. Incorporating all the fancy technology found on its high-end, performance-oriented drive trains, the new CUES ...

Let’s cut straight to the chase: do these brakes have a wandering bite point? The answer is: they did, but now they don’t. Like quite a few of the best mountain bike disc brakes, the XT M8100 comes as ...

Shimano’s four-piston Deore brake isn’t 30-seconds into its first interview and it’s already telling you how to reorganize your company. To say they come on strong, well, that's an understatement.