US EditionShimano Expands CUES 11-Speed Range with Lighter Cassette and Rear Derailleur - but How Does It Fit with the New Tiagra Groupset?
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SHIMANO expands its GRX gravel component range by introducing new chainring sizes and shorter crank arm options. The additions include 44- and 46-tooth chainrings, as well as 165mm and 160mm crank arm lengths, giving riders more options.
Shimano expands CUES 11-speed range with lighter cassette and rear derailleur - but how does it fit with the new Tiagra groupset?
A month after Shimano’s surprise refresh of its Tiagra 11-speed groupset, the brand has now expanded its CUES range with new 2×11-speed road and all-road components. The update introduces a new rear derailleur alongside the same 11–36T cassette recently seen in Tiagra, with a key shift to Hyperglide technology, signalling a move towards lighter, more ...
Shimano Expands CUES and GRX component family
Shimano has announced two launches today, with expansions in both the GRX and Cues lineups. In the GRX camp, there are now 44T and 46T chainrings, as well as 160mm and 165mm crank lengths on offer. And in the Cues lineup, Shimano has launched a rear derailleur and cassette for 2×11 road groupset options. GRX chainring and crankset expansion Shimano has expanded its GRX gravel component lineup with new chainring sizes and shorter crank arm length…
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