Shimano SLX M7100 Rear Derailleur 12S - Gray/Black

Name: Hollandbikeshop.com
Address: Molenweer 22, Wateringen, 2291NR, NL
Telephone: +31 (0)70 - 300 00 44

EAN 4550170444259
Brand: Shimano
Product Model: 644261

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Simultaneously with the launch of the Deore XT, SHIMANO brings 12 speed compatibility to SLX level and introduces the RD-M7100: A rear derailleur with a technology and design based on XTR and Deore XT Series rear mechs.
Specifically designed for fast and crisp shifting in combination with a robust single chainring setup, it stands out for a wide range of use.
Ranging from exhausting XC rides via marathons and touring through to aggressive trail and enduro riding.
For improved chain engagement with increased chain skew, the core of the new SLX groupset features larger guide and tension pulleys with 13 teeth.
These help improve chain retention, just like the SHIMANO Shadow RD+ stabilizer with friction damper.

Details:
Version for single chainring setups (!)
Intended use: MTB
Shimano Shadow RD+ Technology
4 PTFE-coated connection sleeves for high shifting precision
13-tooth derailleur wheels

Specifications:
Aluminium derailleur cage
Compatibility: 1x12 speed
Long Cage (SGS)
Large sprocket max.: 51 teeth
Large sprocket min.: 45 teeth
Small sprocket max.: 10 teeth
Small sprocket min.: 10 teeth
Total capacity: 41 teeth
Max. front difference: 0 teeth
Weight: approx. 316 g

The first Shimano product was the bicycle freewheel, which also became the first product by Shimano to be exported in 1931.
Halfway through the 1950s Shimano expanded its range with a derailleur and a 3 speed hub.
In 1960 cold forging technology was introduced, quickly becoming a vital part of the production process and the main reason behind the premium quality of Shimano's bicycle parts.

Export figures grew exponentially. In 1965 and 1972 Shimano America and Shimano Europe were founded, and the first factories were opened in Singapore.
In 1973 the first complete Dura-Ace group came into being and Shimano Inc. became a publicly listed company.

Starting in the early 80s, the introduction of the mountain bike and the company’s leading role in its evolution led to rapid growth for Shimano Inc.
Then Shimano turned the road bike market upside down in 1984 with the introduction of indexed shifting (SIS), and again in 1990 with integrated braking and shifting (STI).

Shimano Benelux is the official distributor of Shimano bicycle parts and accessories for Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
In addition, the Benelux subsidiary also represents 18 other top-class brands in the bicycle industry.

Shimano Benelux strives to be an excellent supplier to its customers, offering high-quality parts and accessories that contribute to the health and happiness of society through their recreational and sporty nature.