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VeloNews Gravel

Gallery: New Shimano GRX gravel-specific component series

Ready or not, here it comes. Shimano has released the first-ever gravel-specific component set, and we got a first look at it at the Wild Horse Gravel event in De Beque, Colorado.

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The GRX crankset will be available in 1×11 and 2×11 configurations. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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The new front derailleur design will offer more tire, debris, and frame clearance by moving the chain-line outboard by 2.5 millimeters. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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The GRX rear derailleur chain stabilizer (often referred to as a clutch) has been tuned specifically for gravel riding, and is adjustable for varying terrain. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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The rear derailleur will also be available in short and long cage options for use with either road or MTB cassettes. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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The GRX drivetrain will work with cassettes and chains that already exist in the Shimano lineup. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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The brake lever axis has been raised to allow better braking performance from the hoods. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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A GRX mechanical shift lever can be set-up to activate a dropper post when using the 1×11 drivetrain. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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GRX levers have a new curved design and a rubberized anti-slip texture to help with ergonomics and grip. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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Ribbing has been added to the hoods for better grip. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com
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GRX hydraulic disc brake calipers have a flat mount design. Photo: Brad Kaminski | VeloNews.com

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