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Frustrating setup with only a few benefits that don’t outweigh the list of disadvantages
The Japanese components giant looks to be adding yet another cog to its next top-end Di2 groupset, likely for road bikes, and it looks like it will be fully wireless
Newly published patents suggest both derailleurs will get their own batteries and they’ll interact wirelessly – possibly in a gravel-focused groupset first
Want to maximise what you can do with your fancy new electronic groupset? Here are some tips and tricks you might not be familiar with
The Deore XT and Cues Di2 groupsets are compatible with Shimano’s new EP600 and EP801 drive units
With Hammerhead now owned by SRAM, Shimano has stopped its Di2 systems from displaying on Hammerhead's Karoo head units
12-speed GRX? Electronic 105? Perhaps a dedicated power meter for either of them? We’ll run you through our wildest dreams for what the Japanese giant might have coming up
The advantages of ditching mechanical shifting and going electronic
3D printed mounts fits around steerer tube and replaces the standard Shimano rubber strap
Prototypes have been knocking about for a year but now it's live on their site... sort of
