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[Press release] New SHIMANO SLX M7000 groupset expands the possibilities for trail, adventure and recreational mountain bikers Sleek makeover and high performance from the best pound-for-pound competitive-level mountain biking cranksets, derailleurs, cassettes, shifters, levers, rotors and hubs on the market.<\/p>\n

The launch of Shimano\u2019s new mid-range off-road SLX groupset brings many of the performance features of DEORE XT with affordability, durability and compatibility to make it suitable for almost every type of mountain biker. Provision for a wide range of MTB riding styles was the focus of the new SLX M7000 design. Three types of riders are catered for within the drivetrain options; those who favour a single chainring 1×11 set up for simplicity, those looking for an optimal 2×11 double chainring set up, or those riders needing the enhanced gear options and convenience coming with a 3×10 speed set up.<\/p>\n

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Drivetrain efficiency <\/strong><\/p>\n

The lightweight and durable 11 speed-compatible FC-M7000-11 chainring (1×11 and 2×11) teeth feature Shimano\u2019s new Dynamic Chain Engagement technology and are designed for the different power outputs delivered in each ring, offering enhanced chain retention, driving rigidity and highly efficient, precise shifting.<\/p>\n

In the 2×11 set up, close gear ratio combinations ensure a minimum shifting gap between gears and allow the rider to maintain an efficient rhythm throughout the complete range of gears. Set up options are kept to a chainring capacity of 10-teeth with three options (34-24T, 36-26T and 38-28T). 1×11 riders have the option of 30T, 32T or 34T chainrings to combine with two cassette options (11-40T and 11-42T). B-spec options are also available in double and single ring set ups to ensure chain lines can accommodate 148mm rear hubs.<\/p>\n

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The system solution behind these rider optimized gear combinations is known as DYNA-SYS11, which blends Shimano shifting technologies and designs to allow riders to deliver consistent, efficient power while maintaining traction and momentum.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, the 3×10 crankset (FC-M7000-10) with its 40-30-22T tooth profile and DYNA-SYS shifting technology has been designed to give a consistent shifting performance with the most efficient drivetrain and practical gearing for recreational riders anywhere.<\/p>\n

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Shifting on the SL-M7000-11\/10 levers is taken care of by ergonomically designed RAPIDFIRE PLUS shift levers, allowing riders to downshift three gears in one stroke and release shifts by the index finger or the thumb. This simple but incredibly useful feature also provides light and consistently stable shifting across front and rear gears. I-spec II (SL-M7000-I \/ SL-M7000-10-I) and I-spec B-type (SL-M7000-B-I \/ SL-M7000-B-I) mount options allow for adaptable and versatile, rider-tuned cockpit options.<\/p>\n

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Where shift levers command, derailleurs respond. Now featuring at SLX lever, Shimano\u2019s SHADOW RD+ technology provides sharp and silky shifts along with chain stability and a reduction in chain slap thanks to a lockable rear derailleur position. The medium cage 11-speed rear derailleurs (RD-M7000-11-GS) offer a drivetrain capacity of 41-teeth, whilst the long cage 10- speed rear derailleur (RD-M7000-10-SGS) offers a larger drivetrain capacity of 43-teeth to accommodate its triple chainring.<\/p>\n

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\n<\/a>The shifting power of the 11-speed (FD-M7020-11) and 10-speed (FD-M7000-10) front derailleurs has been increased allowing for rapid shifts with efficient cable routing and a light shift operation. Mounting options include Side Swing, Top Swing and Down Swing front derailleurs to offer compatibility with shorter chain stays and large wheels and tyres.<\/p>\n

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Rolling reliability <\/strong><\/p>\n

SLX hubs have been redesigned to provide all-weather durability and reliable performance thanks to high quality sealings and angular contact bearings. FH-M7000\/7010 rear hubs also feature a refined and rapid gear engagement mechanism, offering 36 pick-up options over 360 degrees. The front hubs come in at a light weight 189g (HB-M7000) or 148g (HB-M7010), while the rear hubs are 384g (FHM7000) or 357g (FH-M7010). The both front and rear hubs offer variations compatible with the Boost 110 and 148 standards.<\/p>\n

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Stopping supremacy<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The Rider Tuned position of the SLX BL-M7000 lever allows for smooth, consistent and predictable operation of the hydraulic disc brake system (BR-M7000) and, combined with heat-radiating, mudshedding SM-RT70 160, 180 or 203mm rotors, you get high performance stopping power in all manner of riding conditions.<\/p>\n

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In all in, the new SLX M7000 groupset achieves an unrivalled level of high performance, efficiency, durability and value. Competitive-level technologies found in Shimano\u2019s premium MTB components have been transferred to the new SLX M7000 cranksets, derailleurs, cassettes, shifters, levers, rotors and hubs, letting you focus on what matters, getting maximum fun and enjoyment out of your rides.<\/p>\n

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Component availability list: <\/strong><\/p>\n

\u2022 SLX Crankset: FC-M7000-11\/ FC-M7000-10 June\/July 2016 \uf0b7 SLX HG
\n– Cassette: CS-M7000-11\/ CS-M7000-10 June\/July 2016
\n\u2022 SLX Front hubs HB-M7000\/7010 June\/July 2016
\n\u2022 SLX Rear hubs: FH-M7000 \/ FH-M7010 June\/July 2016
\n<\/span>\u2022 SLX Shift Levers: SL-M7000-11 \/ SL-M7000-10 June\/July 2016
\n\u2022 SLX Rear Derailleurs: RD-M7000-11-GS \/ RD-M7000-10-SGS June\/July 2016
\n\u2022 SLX Front Derailleurs: FD-M7020-11 \/ FD-M7000-10 June\/July 2016
\n\u2022 SLX Hydraulic disc brake set: BL-M7000, BR-M7000, SM-RT70 June\/July 2016<\/p>\n

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