Shimano SLX M7100 Left Shifter

SLX - for those who listen to the call of the mountain bike

- Like the DEORE XT, the new SLX M7100 also features Shimano innovations such as the innovative 12v cassette with MICRO SPLINE system with 10-45 or 10-51 developments, connecting rods 1x12 or 2x12, a 12v chain specific to the SLX, 2 or 4 piston disc brakes, fully adjustable ISPEC-EV controls, bushings, derailleur and rear derailleur optimized for 12v, bringing premium technologies closer to those who discover authentic cycling of Mountain.

- Push buttons: With lateral and rotational adjustment options, the ISPEC-EV shift buttons, which are carefully screwed to the brake lever, offer the solution to customize the pedaling sensation. For cyclists with a 2x12 configuration, the single lever (SL-M7100-IL) on the left moves the derailleur up and down with a movement of great precision and lightness. The SLX buttons are also available in a version with clamping band. Weight of the buttons: SL-M7100-IR: 121 g, SL-M7100-IL: 73 g.


Features:

- Shift lever RAPIDFIRE PLUS MONO
- Make ascending or descending changes with a single lever
- Instantaneous movements of thrust and traction
- Access to the lever 20% faster (compared to SL- M7000-IL)
- Adjust to the optimal position of any cycling style or cyclist´s preference with clear display panel
- Easy and accessible front shift improves efficiency and control
- User adjustable
- Lightweight and compact design makes it possible to enjoy more inside and outside the routes


Specifications:

- Average weight: 77 g
- Front speeds: 2
- Optical gear indicator without
- Optical Gear Display: without
- SL outer sheath Recommended: OT-SP41
- Closing function Bidirectional closing
- Release Function: 2WAY-RELEASE
- IspecEV compatible
- SL adjustment
- SL position adjustment
- SL rotation adjustment
- Shift lever type: RAPIDFIRE PLUS MONO


Technology:

- 2WAY-RELEASE, The drive lever of the RAPIDFIRE PLUS diverters is usually called a trigger, because it works like a gun, by pressing the trigger. The drive lever of the new RAPIDFIRE PLUS diverters of the SHIMANO ALIVIO to XTR groups can be operated in the same way, but adds the possibility to activate a drive lever by pressing with the thumb.

- The INSTANT RELEASE change replaces the two-stage click and release change we are used to. With the INSTANT RELEASE change, the cable is released as soon as the handle is operated, so that the gear change is carried out as quickly as possible. Whether an upward shift with a higher normal rear shift or a downward shift with a lower normal rearrange, a faster change is always a better change.

- The RAPIDFIRE PLUS MONO lever offers an intuitive and simple front control that allows cyclists to make ascending and descending changes using a single compact and light lever.
Advantages and features

- The simple and intuitive operation of the single lever, faster access and lighter front derailleur improve concentration.
· The change of the double front plate with a natural position of the fingers allows to make the change of gears intuitively.

- The simple forward shift helps cyclists respond to changing conditions quickly and accurately.

- The simple and intuitive operation of the RAPIDFIRE PLUS MONO lever allows cyclists to make ascending and descending changes with a single lever. It allows the change of the front double plate with a natural position of the fingers and an intuitive operation of the change while maintaining a firm grip on the handlebars.

- The 2WAY-RELEASE functionality offers instant thrust and traction movements to help cyclists respond to changing conditions quickly and accurately.

- I-SPEC EV creates a clean and optimized cabin for action that offers greater focus and flexibility for a wider range of cyclists.
Advantages and features

- The widest range of adjustments allows adjustment for cyclists of different styles, preferences and body styles to achieve the optimal position.

- Ergonomic design, faster access to the handle and fluid operation improve the comfort and concentration of the cyclist.