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SHIMANO SLX 12-Speed Right Shifter SL-M7100-I (Brake Lever Mount)

Réf. fabricant : ISLM7100IRAP
The SHIMANO SLX 12-speed right shifter SL-M7100-I is the versatile model in the Japanese range. It is designed to be used with the SLX... Read more

Recommanded price* : 45,99 €

Regular price 37,99 €
Regular price Sale price 37,99 €
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Description

The SHIMANO SLX 12-speed right shifter SL-M7100-I is the versatile model in the Japanese range. It is designed to be used with the SLX 12-speed 7100 groupset, whether in single or double chainring configuration.

Superb and lightweight, the lever is very easy to access and offers optimal smoothness of operation with fast gear changing. Furthermore, enjoy direct mounting under the SLX M7100 brake lever with its I-SPEC EV mount.

Ref: 7977568075942

Points forts

Bidirectional shifting (2-Way Release technology) ;

More ergonomic shift lever for easy handling ;

35% less effort required for shifting (compared to SL-M7000-R).

Caractéristiques

Control Shape : Trigger

Mounting : Right

Number of Chainrings : Double

Speeds : 12

Informations techniques

RapidFire plus shifter;
2-Way Release;
I-SPEC EV mounting under SLX M7100 brake lever;
Internal steel cable;
Compatible only with SLX 12V M7100 derailleur.

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 4.5 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.

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good for an upgrade

"For an upgrade, the shifter is much more precise than my old Deore."

Swman (5/5)

Top

"Paired with a Shimano SLX 12-speed front derailleur and a SRAM NX 11-50 cassette. Works perfectly."

Miko 6. (5/5)

Perfect

"Very easy to install, arrived quickly, to replace the same part (whose two mounting screws were lost during a ride, but Shimano doesn't currently have any replacement parts available...)"

Jeannot1974 (5/5)

Bad experience

"Right from the first time I installed it, I couldn't use it—the gears wouldn't shift. It felt like the spring was stuck, and that was indeed the case. I didn't return it because there were signs that it had been installed."

Anonymous (3/5)

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