Shimano

Customers with 4iiii power meter Shimano cranks that are affected by the recall will be covered and able to get the replacement with a new 4iiii unit.

A voluntary inspection and replacement recall notice for certain bonded 11-speed Shimano Hollowtech II road cranksets.

The Colorado titanium bicycle manufacturer builds its first electric carbon gravel bike. We got down to the nitty gritty to ask why.

Shimano makes 12-speed more accessible with 105 mechanical.

GRX 12-speed receives key updates that add substantial range to their 1x drivetrains, new wheels, and more.

Shimano’s latest gravel groupset features a number of updates gravel cyclists have been asking for, from gearing to improved ergonomics.

A breakdown of Jai Hindley's Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7 which he rode to win Stage 5 of the 2023 Tour de France.

A new Shimano GRX drivetrain, Canyon Grail, and Santa Cruz Stigmata gravel bikes spotted under the winners of Unbound Gravel 2023.

This latest campaign spearheads a massive new e-bike battery recycling program with 52 e-bike brands and 1,800 dropoff locations nationwide.

Shimano introduces limited-edition RX8 and RX6 Flint Hills gravel shoes to celebrate the early mornings and late nights that riders undertake while pushing their limits in Kansas each summer.

The family consists of three tiers below the 105 level that feature increased inter-compatibility, durability, and better shifting performance.

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Pinarello has a new race bike out, it sits below the Dogma but could very well perform just as well as the top dog.

Supplier switches between SRAM, Shimano, Campagnolo for Jumbo-Visma and UAE Emirates to be put under microscope in curtain-raising races.

VeloNews' editors debate and dissect the biggest stories of 2022 in our own 22-stage grand tour of the cycling year.

What a year it's been.

Another year, another round of our editors' favourite things.

Straight to the point on what those LED lights mean.

Shoes for everything from gravel to road, from warm days to snowy conditions.

Plus there's now a more affordable RX6 and a rowdier RX8R.

After the Jumbo-Visma to SRAM news, are UAE-Emirates about to switch groupset supplier also?

Reports in the Dutch media indicate that the Tour de France winners will change suppliers for next season.

Pro is finally starting to go after the weight weenies with the 153-gram Vibe Superlight drop bar and 92-gram stem.

Just a few fit-related tweaks to Shimano's top-tier road shoe.

There is also a women's specific version with a different last that is otherwise the same as the men's.

Can’t figure out what freehub body you need for a certain cassette type? This will help.

Shimano partners with Blubrake for ABS e-bike brakes, EVOC’s new case is ace for integrated cockpits, and say goodbye to disc brake rub.

It's only for e-bikes for now, but it has big implications for other bikes moving forward.

A look at the latest builds from Baum, Lost Workshop, Sugarloaf, HTech, Bossi, and more.

Take a look at what some of the riders will be using on Saturday as they make their way through the Flint Hills of Kansas.

Answering all the commonly asked questions, this is your ultimate guide to disc brakes.

A who’s who of bike builders showcase the new limited release polished silver GRX groups.

Sub-1,500 g claimed weights, generous 25 mm tubeless-compatible inner rim widths, and easily adjustable and serviceable bearings.

The 1,461g wheelset will complement the popular GRX groupset.

Shimano's Dura-Ace R9200P and Ultegra R8100P power meters now offer real-time Force Vector data.

Wilco Kelderman blamed disc brake induced spoke failure for his Giro GC demise. Could overheating disc brakes really break spokes or is this a heat of the moment reaction?

Everything you wanted to know about servicing your hydraulic disc brakes the pro way.

Pearl Izumi, created in 1950, became part of Shimano in 2008.

United Sports Brands (USB) has acquired the brand.

Ekar EPS, aluminum gravel wheels, and new 13-speed mechanical and electronic groupsets all seem like safe bets in the next year or two.

The go-to tools for caliper bolts, rotors, routing and cutting hoses, and more.

A world champion was thrown out of the race, the five-star favorite fell from grace, wheels were smashed, and a hyped tire technology was a no-show.

Shimano snuck in a few key changes with Dura-Ace and Ultegra cranks that should improve their reliability.

How to service Phil Wood Hubs, clean disc brake calipers pistons, and praise for Di2 ‘triples.’

A look at the cycle-specific tools that form the basis of a workshop or well-equipped toolbox.

Differences between chain lines of Campagnolo, Shimano, and SRAM disc brake setups.

Truck driver rendered unconscious, cargo bay emptied of Shimano parts in targeted highway theft.

It's a party on two wheels.

VeloNews technical expert examines brand cross-compatibility of brakes and drivetrain components.

Once thought to be only for workshop use, a hanger gauge is now a commonly needed tool to achieve perfect shifting.

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Wednesday, December 1.

How to mix and match braking components across brands, and why Shimano does not offer a 10-tooth cog for new groups.

Shoddy looks back at his favourite products from a hectic year.

Gear of the Day

Here's the cycling tech news making headlines for Friday, November 5.

Plus there's a new shoe for the track riders and some limited edition gravel kicks, too.

Dura-Ace pedals for $99? Shimano issues a statement warning customers of a fake site appearing to offer Shimano products at discounted prices.

My wishlist of things that could promote positive change.

Cargo bikes may have dominated this year's Eurobike show, but we tracked down a smattering of gravel bikes and accessories heading your way in 2022.

The death of Ultegra mechanical can only mean one thing.

Finally, a durable pedal for casual cycling.

Can't find the part you need in stock? These tips may help.

Here's one way to get your hands on the new Shimano Dura-Ace.

A special inside look at the new Shimano Di2 R9200 and Ultegra Di2 R8100.

Also wider-range gearing, faster shifting, quieter and more powerful brakes, and a new power meter for Ultegra, all with the same high-capacity battery as before.

The 'wiredless' format is neat, but it’s the improved brakes and availability of more gearing range that really stand out here.

I love the shift performance, the D-Fly integration, the battery life, and the reliability. With the braking changes, Shimano has moved closer to eliminating one major complaint of road discs.

Shift speed and braking improvement, D-Fly Garmin control is integrated, and mechanical shifting goes away.

A new hose-end fitting and revised bleed cups aim to ease the service task.

An axle upgrade that turns your existing Shimano SPD-SL pedals into a power meter. However, there is one big trade-off.

Cavendish's chain has shot off his chainring following two sprints at this year's Tour. Why?

First Shimano North America, and now Shimano Australia has followed with direct-to-consumer e-commerce.

Without the restraints of cables, electronic shifters can be put anywhere. But is that a good thing?

We take a look at some of the new, unbranded, prototype, and non-sponsor-correct wheels and tyres used in this year's Tour de France peloton.