BH90-SB Disc Brake Hose Kit

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The introduction of the Shimano GRX group is a big deal. Not just because it's the industry's first groupset designed specifically for gravel riding and racing, but also because it's the first time Shimano offers a dedicated 1x crankset outside of their mountain bike lineup. For riders seeking...

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Despite the fact that gravel enthusiasts have been growing exponentially over the past decade, technology for the gravel front stayed pretty stagnant. Sure, some trickle-down technology from the mountain bike side hit the road less traveled with disc brakes and tubeless tires, but until recently...

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We're not afraid to assert that Shimano is the de facto leader in trickle-down technology. The brand consistently executes progressive changes across its componentry in a methodical, rather than frantic, fashion, then spreads those changes across the rest of its line like a fairy godmother in a...

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We consistently rely on Shimano to deliver quality components and no-nonsense performance, and that's what we can expect with the SLX FC-M7100 1x Crank Arms. They're designed for big days on the mountain where we're constantly climbing and thinking about the weight of our rig. The SLC FC-M7100...

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In the world of Shimano, trickle-down tech means these SLX FC-M7120 Crank Arms are the beneficiary of years of testing on higher-end drivetrains. Built tough for years of use, these SLX Cranks use the exact same chain retention system and technology as its higher-end cousin, but at a fraction of...

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Built for casual and training all-mountain, enduro, and downhill riding, the Shimano SLX FC-M7130 1x Crank Arms deliver a smooth ride on even the roughest terrains. Its lightweight, stiff aluminum build makes for a fun ride on the trails without sacrificing power transfer or efficiency.

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We know that SLX is still technically considered Shimano's workhorse mountain drivetrain, efficient and affordable. It's never been known as the sexiest or lightest groupset, but has filled its niche admirably up until now. After the overhaul Shimano introduced this year, however, we're not how...

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For Shimano's new SLX drivetrain, even the trigger shifters received some of the magic dust Shimano sprinkled across the affordable groupset as it transformed it from a workhorse 11-speed drivetrain to componentry resembling Shimano royalty. Shimano knows trickle-down, and it delivered features...

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With loftier aspirations stretching into the drivetrain world, it was only a matter of time before Shimano entered the realm of 12-speed. It started with the sleek and racy 12-speed XTR group, but for those of us who remain a little more budget conscious, it didn't take long for those changes to...

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