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The Singletrack Shimano Archive
The name Shimano is probably the most famous brand name in all of cycling, this Japanese brand is simply ubiquitous throughout the industry.
On this page you can browse and access every Shimano story, article and review we’ve ever published that features this most iconic of brands.
Whether you are a 10 year old getting your first bike without stabilisers or a seasoned pro on a bike priced in five figures, it’s a safe bet that the words ‘Shimano’ will be found somewhere on your bike.
Formed in 1921 under the name Shimano Iron Works the ‘Big S’ has shaped the world of cycling with bike designers around the world basing their latest designs around what this giant of a company releases each year.
Each year the latest technological developments trickle down to the gear levels below, effectively meaning this year’s Shimano LX users are riding the technology of the XTR riders just a few years ago.
As big as the brand is there is competition from the likes of SRAM and Campagnolo.
You may have given up lots of things for January, but Fresh Goods Friday is definitely good for you, so come on in and join us.
Looking for an upgrade? We test and review 8 high-powered trail brakes to see which ones come out on top.
4 warm hands, 3 pairs of pedals and a bring pink bi-ii-iike! Join us for a Festive Fresh Goods Friday!
It was inevitable that a company so Focused (geddit) on shaving weight off their eMTB range would bring out a flagship carbon version.
After six months of thrashing Shimano\'s latest electronic drivetrain in Calderdale\'s wet and muddy conditions, David gives us his verdict.
Complete with actual weights, prices, and information on the brand new Deore M6000 groupset from Shimano - including new disc brakes.
We get an exclusive hands-on at one of the first Shimano Deore M6000 groupsets in the world. Full details and pricing within.
Fresher than Wil\'s sweaty sick bed, we\'ve got new kicks, new carbon hoops, and a big ol\' cassette in this week\'s Fresh Goods Friday haul
To complete our flat pedal grouptest, Ross writes about Shimano Saints. This is about as long term as long-term reviews get!
Shimano has released a firmware update for its SHIMANO STEPS E-8000 drive unit, allowing riders to fine-tune the levels of assist.
Fresh from Anthill Films, this is a lovely piece of work showcasing the wild trails of Reunion Island. Get the travel planner out
Shimano quietly introduced a huge 11-46t cassette last year. Wil\'s been testing several since to find out just how smoothly this thing shifts
