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Shimano recently launched its first 105 Di2 groupset. But is it any good for a gravel bike? Let’s find out
We really like that Shimano has brought Di2 to its 105 groupset, but it isn't all good...
The trickle-down tech has made it to 105 level, and it's bad news for fans of rim brakes and mechanical shifting. Read all about it here…
Explore the differences between the cheapest 11-speed groupsets from component giant Shimano and upstart SRAM
New Ultegra R8000 has landed, but here's why you might want the existing version… and it's a bargain right now
We've got our hands on Shimano's brand new mid-range 11-speed groupset
Updated mid-level groupset now contains disc brakes and wider cassette options and borrows looks from Dura-Ace and Ultegra
Go via Kickstarter and you could get Shimano Ultegra Di2 equipped model for as little as £1,345
We put some ride time in to the brand new disc-equipped road bike from Dom Mason
Mid-level groupset benefits from trickledown technology with lighter shifting action and more powerful braking