• SHIMANO DEORE FC-M6100-1 12S Crankset
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SHIMANO DEORE FC-M6100-1 Single 12-Speed MTB Crankset

At the cutting edge of modernity, the SHIMANO Deore FC-M6100-1 12-speed MTB crankset features a Direct Mount chainring fixing to ensure quick and easy chainring changes.... Read more

Recommended price* : 127,99 €

95,99 €
95,99 €
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Highlights

  • Smoother and quieter transmission even on rough terrain
  • Direct Mount chainring to quickly and easily adapt the tooth count to the terrain
  • Dynamic Chain Engagement+ toothing for perfect chain retention.

Description

At the cutting edge of modernity, the SHIMANO Deore FC-M6100-1 12-speed MTB crankset features a Direct Mount chainring fixing to ensure quick and easy chainring changes.

It features a rigid aluminium shell for excellent power transfer and a chainring with teeth featuring a specific Dynamic Chain Engagement+ profile that improves chain retention and smooths pedalling. It is designed as a two-piece crankset with an integrated bottom bracket axle offering good wear resistance for appreciable pedalling efficiency.

Features

Bash
No
Bottom Bracket Included
No
Teeth
32
Chainring Spacing
Direct Mount
Bottom Bracket Shell Width
68/73 mm
Number of Chainrings
Single
Axle Type
Thru-Axle
Speeds
12

Technical information

Direct Mount chainring mounting ;
For Shimano 12-speed drivetrain ;
Q-factor: 172 mm ;
Chainline: 52 mm (optimised for a rear axle spacing of 142 mm and 148 mm) ;
Compatible bottom brackets: BB-MT800 or BB-MT800-PA ;
Dynamic Chain Engagement+ chainring.
Weight (manufacturer): 790g
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Pricing information

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 based on 2 reviews.

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Excellent

"Nothing to say—you can really feel the quality. The Shimano crankset is superb; I highly recommend it."

— Tropiquesquire67 (5/5)

Heavy 800g Q-factor 175

"I thought this crankset was good. But it's too heavy—800g with the chainring. The listed Q-factor of 172 is incorrect. It was installed correctly on a Shimano bottom bracket using AVZC tools. The Q-factor measures 175mm. Disappointed."

— Laulo75 (1/5)

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