Shimano

For Shimano lovers, electronic shifting used to mean a pretty substantial investment. Today Shimano announces a budget, semi-wireless 12-speed Di2 system. But will it work for triathletes?

Shimano has (finally) joined the 12-speed shifting ranks with a setup that's lighter, faster, and semi wireless.

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We compare SRAM's relatively new virtually wireless system to Shimano's Di2, which has been on the market for eight years.

With the introduction of its new component group, Shimano reaffirms its position as one of the leaders of innovation and new technologies.

Shimano continues to expand its road hydraulic disc brake arsenal with the introduction of its new Tiagra-grade hydro disc components.

After years of speculation, Shimano has announced the release of its XTR M9050 Di2 electronic shifting system for mountain bikes.

Shimano’s new flagship group is great, but can it contend with electronic kits?

Hydraulic road brakes continue to explode with the impending addition of the Shimano R785 braking system.

Velonews.com put Shimano's Dura-Ace wheels to the test.

After lagging behind, Shimano joins the age of broad aero rims with wheels that can match up to Zipp.

The long distance specialist has built a reputation in Europe and he is now bringing his skills to North America. He is riding a Look 596 IPack with Mondrain paint job.

This week, Shimano had its entry-level road 105 groupset, new for 2011, on display, and Shimano’s Devin Walton took the time to share a few of the changes to its value-oriented parts kit with Triathlete.

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