Shimano • Alpine Bikes

Page: 1 2 3 4 5 >

Shimano Rear Derailleur Pulley Set: £2.00

Shimano M320 Strap: £3.00 (Was £4.95)

Shimano M570 Tension Pulley 9 Speed: £4.00

Shimano M570 Guide Pulley 9 Speed: £4.00

Shimano M320 Buckle Set: £5.00 (Was £6.95)

Shimano Altus Cantilever Brakes Rear: £6.00 (Was £10.00)

Shimano Buckle M221-R214: £8.00 (Was £12.00)

Shimano Altus Cantilever Brake Front: £12.00

Shimano Mineral Oil Bleed Kit: £13.00

Shimano 32t Deore M510 Chainring: £15.00

Shimano Deore Q-R Front Wheel: £16.00

Shimano Deore Q-R Rear Wheel: £16.00

Page: 1 2 3 4 5 >

Showing products 1 – 12 of 54

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

Refine Your Results

By Department:
- Clothing (13)
- Web Specials (4)
- Accessories (3)
- Components (41)
By Category:
- Bike clothing (8)
- Braking (7)
- Footwear (13)
- Pedals (7)
- Transmission (25)
- Wheels (2)
By Promotion:
- Clothing & Footwear Clearance (9)
By Brakes:
- Caliper brakes (2)
- Disc brakes (3)
- V-brakes (1)
By Footwear:
- Boots (2)
- Shoes (10)
By Pedal types:
- Clipless (4)
By Transmission:
- Bottom brackets (1)
- Cassettes (4)
- Chain spares and accessories (3)
- Chainrings (1)
- Chainsets (2)
- Freewheels (5)
- Front derailleur (4)
- Gear shifters (1)
- Rear derailleur (5)
By Wheels:
- Disc (1)
By Biking disciplines:
- Mountain Biking (4)
- Recreation (1)
- Cross-country (4)
- Trail (5)
- All-mountain (8)
- Downhill (3)
- Freeride (8)
- Time-trial (1)
By Gender:
- Men’s (8)
By Year:
- 2009 (8)
By Shoe fixing:
- SPD (4)
By bottom-bracket types:
- Outboard (1)
- Square taper (2)
By Brake accessories:
- Bleed kits (1)
By Cassette/chain speeds:
- 7-speed (6)
- 8-speed (2)
- 9-speed (10)
By Chainset types:
- Triple chainrings (2)
By Disc brake types:
- Hydraulic (1)
By Gear shifters:
- Trigger (1)
By Orientation:
- Front (2)
- Rear (4)
By Pedal accessories:
- Cleats (3)

Recently Viewed

Abus Centuro 860 85cm Bike Lock: £40.00

Descente Pro Sock: £4.00 (Was £8.00)

Abus Buffo 34 U-Lock Bike Lock: £25.00

Bontrager Jones ACX Tubeless Ready - 26x2.35: £20.00 (Was £30.00)

SIS GO 500g Lemon/Lime Electrolyte Drink: £8.50

News: Find out how our Team Riders are doing and what’s going on in the world of Alpine Bikes

Events: Want to plan your season? Our list of upcoming events over several disciplines could be the answer!

Clinics: Mountain Biking and Cycling can get complicated. Our clinics are here to make every discipline enjoyable and to keep you riding.

Competition: Get your hands on some great prizes by entering our latest competition!

FAQs: Do you have any questions that need answering? You should be able to find a solution in here.

Maintenance: Full of handy hints and tips from our very own mechanics to make your bike run better and last longer.

Product Reviews: Find out what the Alpine Bikes staff and Team Riders use on their own bikes and what they think of them.

Servicing: If you think your bike needs some TLC, have a look in here for a breakdown of what levels of service is on offer along with prices.

Staff Rides: Just to prove that we actually ride—here’re our favourite rides, how to get to them and what to expect.

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

Demo Bikes: A demo bike is a brilliant way to come to a final decision on what bike you’re going to buy. We offer several bikes for different disciplines – see the details in here.

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.

Buying Advice: From choosing your child’s first bike to picking your top-of-the-line race bike, we offer comprehensive advice to make it as easy as possible.

Resources: Find a wealth of information to make cycling and mountain biking more involving! You can check the trails, keep an eye on the weather or just follow the news through our supplied Links.