Shimano XTR Di2 M9250 XC 1x12-Speed Groupset

The Shimano XTR Di2 M9250 XC 1x12-speed groupset represents the highest level of technology and performance for cross-country mountain biking (XC) enthusiasts. Designed to deliver ultra-precise gear changes and a rapid response in all conditions, this wireless electronic groupset combines low weight, strength and reliability, essential qualities for racing and high-performance training. Shimano XTR Di2 M9250 XC 1x12-speed is the ideal choice for those seeking top-level performance, cutting-edge technology and a smooth, precise ride on every off-road outing.

Shimano XTR FC-M9200 1x12V 175mm IFCM9200AEXX Crank Arms
Forged to inspire confidence in races, the M9200 crank arms represent the evolution of the iconic HOLLOWTECH II cold-forging process. Stiff enough for optimal power transfer, they are the ideal choice for lightweight, reliable cross-country crank arms.

Shimano XTR CS-M9200-12 12-speed 10-51T ICSM9200051 Cassette

The CS-M9200 cassette represents the evolution of HYPERGLIDE+ shifting. The cassette’s new tooth profile improves shifting under load, ensuring smoothness, speed and durability. It is also MICRO SPLINE compatible and is built with steel, titanium and alloy teeth to optimise weight and durability.

Shimano XTR Di2 RD-M9250-SGS 12-speed IRDM9250SGSA Rear Derailleur

The all-new XTR M9250 rear derailleur paired with the 10-51D M9200 cassette gives riders the speed, range and strength to tackle any mountain trail. This rear derailleur withstands the hardest impacts on the trails while maintaining lightning-fast shifting and high-level performance.

Shimano XTR Di2 i-speecEV SW-M9250-IR ISWM9250IRC Shifter
The XTR Di2 SW-M9250 shifter feels natural and intuitive straight out of the box, but can also be adjusted to suit hands of any size thanks to its familiar adaptability and advanced adjustment design. Multiple shifting modes, such as the lowered multi-shift position, double shifting with progressive clicks at your fingertips, or locked single shifting, offer precision, while a third adjustable button allows further system adjustment or connection to third-party devices.

Shimano XTR M9200 SM-CRM96 1x12-speed 34T ISMCRM96AA4 Chainring
The lightweight, direct-mount SM-CRM96 chainring features DYNAMIC CHAIN ENGAGEMENT technology for chain retention, is impact-resistant, is compatible with XTR cranksets and is available in sizes from 28D to 38D in two-tooth increments. The partially closed structure ensures unprecedented stiffness at the point of maximum power input, delivering unrestricted propulsion. High-quality aluminium keeps the weight low, while durability has been improved. The chainrings are secured with a lockring featuring a Shimano bottom bracket tool fitting, making maintenance quick and easy.

Shimano Di2 BT-DN320 IBTDN320A Internal Battery
Fully wireless technology brings you an entirely new battery. The BT-DN320 fits neatly and securely inside the new XTR wireless rear derailleur and powers the smooth, rapid shifts for which XTR is known.

Shimano Di2 EC-DN100 IECDN100A Battery Charger
EC-DN100 is the new compact battery charger that keeps the Di2 wireless battery charged. Specifically designed for the latest-generation Di2 electronic systems, it is compatible with the BT-DN320 battery. Thanks to its advanced technology, it ensures efficient, safe and rapid charging, supporting Shimano Di2 12-speed groupsets

Shimano XTR Dura Ace CN-M9100 12V 126link ICNM9100126Q Chain
The XTR CN-M9100, designed for the revolutionary Shimano MTB XTR M9100 12-speed groupset, offers improved retention thanks to the extended section of the inner plate. It also features the Quick-Link installation system and Sil-Tec treatment for greater durability and efficiency.

Shimano SM-BB94-41A ISMBB9441A Bottom Bracket

Lightweight to offset drivetrain weight. Smooth rotation, improved sealing performance and durability for mountain bike use.

• Dimensions: 89.5/92 x 41 mm
• Spindle: 24 mm
• Compatibility: M9000, M980, M985

Founded in 1921 in Sakai, Japan, by Shozaburo Shimano, Shimano is still based in the same city today. For cyclists, it makes drivetrains, brakes, wheels, pedals and cycling shoes. Its history in bicycle components began with the production of freewheels in 1922.