11-speed(11s)
The number of gears in the upper grades of road bikes and MTBs is 11 (11s), and topics include customizing an 11-speed bike and upgrading to an 11-speed.
TOPICS
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Shimano Chain Compatibility for Road, MTB, and Hybrid Bikes
An overview of Shimano chain compatibility across road bikes, mountain bikes, and hybrid bikes. Includes guidance on how to choose the right chain for your drivetrain.
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Road and MTB Sprockets Compatibility Overview
A guide to the compatibility between road and MTB sprockets, explaining whether they can be used together with different components.
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Types and Compatibility of Shimano Di2 Batteries
The Di2 battery is the core of the Shimano Di2 system, influencing the overall system layout. This article explains the different types and their compatibility.
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Shimano Di2 Wire Types and Compatibility
Overview of Shimano Di2 electric wire types and their compatibility with Di2 components.
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How to Identify Shimano Di2 Generations
Explains the generational differences in Shimano Di2 components and their compatibility. Includes a list of component series and their corresponding generations.
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Perfect Guide to Shimano 11-Speed Cassette Compatibility
A detailed explanation of two key compatibility factors when using Shimano 11-speed cassettes: the required wheel (freehub) and drivetrain.
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Freehub Types, Standards, and Compatibility for Road and MTB Wheels
A summary of the different types and standards of freehubs used in road and MTB wheels, along with their compatibility with various cassettes.
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Shimano MTB sprocket and wheel compatibility summary
This section summarizes the compatibility of Shimano's sprockets and wheels (free bodies) for MTB, which are a mixture of old and new standards, the latest Micro Spline and the previous HG spline, and what to look out for when purchasing.
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Shimano Hybrid Bike Component Grades Summary
The following is a summary of the grades of Shimano components (for Road bike and MTB) used in hybrid bikes. There are also points to choose from when comparing hybrid bikes from a component perspective.
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Summary of KMC's chain types
KMC chains are popular because of their good shifting performance and high cost performance, and we have compiled a list of the types of KMC chains and the gears they support.
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Shimano 11-Speed Sprocket Types and Differences
This is a summary of the types of 11-speed (11s) sprockets that are Shimano's top grade for current road bikes and top grade shifting for MTB. Differences between models and points to consider when choosing.
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Shimano's 7-speed to 12-speed chain differences
This is a summary of the differences between Shimano chains for road and hybrid bikes, from 7 to 12 speeds. It also compares the different chains for each speed range and how much the maintenance costs vary.
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How to convert to 11-speed with a 10-speed wheel
This article explains how to convert your compo to 11-speed while keeping your existing 10-speed wheels, and how to tell the difference between 10-speed wheels and 11-speed wheels. Using this method, you can convert your wheels to 11-speed while making the most of the wheels you already have.
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Shimano Road Bike Components: Brand, Grade, and Identification
A summary of Shimano's road bike component brands, grades and how to identify them. The model numbers and features of each are also included.
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Shimano's GRX Gravel Bike Components and Features
The following is a summary of Shimano's GRX lineup of components for gravel bikes, its features, and the advantages and disadvantages of choosing GRX.
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