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Shimano goes fully wireless with new gravel groupset GRX RX827

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With the launch of wireless XTR Di2 (and XT and Deore) the path is clear for Shimano to launch Shimano a wireless drivetrain for gravel.


 
Posted : 24/06/2025 5:00 pm
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Silly question, why go to all the bother of releasing RX825 last year?

Clearly the next, obvious thing to do is make a proper wireless 2x variant?

I can´t imagine any of us that want 2x would choose to buy any of the internally wired road or gravel groups knowing shimano are almost certainly going to supersede them with a better product?

Although a 10-51, 12 speed cassette could make a good argument for going 1x again.


 
Posted : 25/06/2025 10:11 pm
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At the current rate it'll get released next week 


 
Posted : 27/06/2025 9:55 pm
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I’ve got no problem with either system, but the seatpost battery is far better for my most commonly used bike.  It just lasts way longer. 4 months vs 1.5weeks.

I think there’s a market for both and removing the downtube wires and shifter cables vastly simplifies it and will make it quieter.

 


 
Posted : 28/06/2025 7:17 am