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Cyclingnews on MSNShimano finally goes wireless with XTR Di2, but what does this mean for future road and gravel groupsets?In any case, XTR has finally brought Shimano into the world of proper wireless shifting. No battery in the seatpost, and ...
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Bicycling on MSNAdd Remote Shifters on Your Road or Gravel Bike to Improve Comfort and Control; It’s My Must-Have UpgradeShimano Di2 satellite switches and SRAM AXS Blips are an easy DIY upgrade for electronic shifting dropbar bikes, and cost ...
Shimano has a new version of its premium XTR groupset, it features – for the first time ever – completely wireless shifting, ...
The rumors were true, Campagnolo is back with a 13-speed wireless electronic Super Record 13 road groupset that's lighter and ...
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Cyclingnews on MSNProper lightweight bikes aren’t dead, and the Scott Addict RC Ultimate proves itThe new Scott Addict RC didn't make a huge splash on its release, but it really should have. It's up there with the very best ...
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Expert-Tested, Rider-Approved: The Most Reliable Bike Computers for Every Type of CyclistWhat to Consider in a Bike Computer Technology Ecosystem One of the biggest differences between GPS cycling computers is the technology ecosystem you’re buying into—much like choosing a smartphone ...
Campagnolo just dropped an new Super Record 13 groupset that extends to 13-speeds – introducing all-new wireless electronic ...
Shimano go Wireless: With the new SHIMANO XTR M9200 Di2 drivetrain, the Japanese component colossus is launching its first ...
An unforgettable bikepacking adventure through Sweden with this iconic outdoor brand as they expand further into the cycling ...
Below, we’ll discuss Shimano, just as they’re the most commonly available in Australia, but SRAM makes excellent products too ... or any other bits of data while you train, a bike computer is a great ...
Wireless XTR is here. Finally. Shimano's M9200 XTR Di2 wireless group is a worthy challenger to SRAM's AXS T-Type.
Review: Shimano XTR Di2 M9200 brings the Japanese brand into the world of wireless shifting, finally, with a nimble approach ...
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