Shimano • Alpine Bikes

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Shimano M300 (m): £180.00

Shimano R300 (m): £180.00

Shimano R220 (m): £140.00

Shimano WR80 (w): £140.00

Shimano MT90 (m): £115.00

Shimano M182 (m): £99.00

Shimano WM80 (w): £99.00

Shimano AM50 (m): £80.00

Shimano RWO2 (m): £80.00 (Was £100.00)

Shimano M122 (m): £70.00

Shimano R131 Carbon Sole (m): £70.00 (Was £90.00)

Shimano WM60 (w): £70.00

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Shimano is in the business of producing bicycle components and sport fishing equipment, both recreational tools whose value is determined by how well they perform in the hands of the people who use them. Our business philosophy is based on developing products that help people to interact with nature through the outdoor activities they love.

Whether you're looking for a competitive edge on a racing bike, or rediscovering the joys of cycling on a new mountain bike, Shimano components not only improve your performance, but make cycling a lot more fun. Shimano components have made a great contribution to the world of bicycle racing through advanced designs that reduce stress and make more efficient use of energy. The engineering behind these competition components is also applied to the full line of Shimano products so all cyclists can benefit from it.

www.shimano.com

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Components Diagram: If you are unsure about what goes where on a bike, our Bike Components Diagram should help you out.

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Riding Skills – Dirt School: If you want to learn how to ride better, faster and smoother this is the place to look. Dirt School’s Chris Ball offers hints and advice on getting the best from your bike.

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