Shimano's three-tiered gravel groupset range comprises 10-speed mechanical, 11-speed mechanical and 11-speed electronic Di2 groupsets. All share the same GRX moniker and are a common sight bolted ...

Component and drivetrain giant, Shimano have launched a versatile gravel/adventure-specific groupset, which can be set up as double or 1X, 10- or 11-speed, mechanical or electronic shifting, wide ...

Shimano, however, has taken a different approach: while its 12-speed mechanical GRX groupset offers a 1x option, the ...

And there was no chance that this rig, with its upgraded fork and hoops was going to run anything but a top-line Gravel group… Thus, Shimano’s GRX Di2. By the way… Niner’s MCR-RDO is designed for ...

In 2019, Shimano introduced the first of these. Technically, Shimano GRX is the first gravel groupset. So far SRAM has taken a different approach by mixing and matching road and mountain ...

Shimano has officially launched its GRX RX820 gravel bike groupset. It’s an all-mechanical 12-speed affair (for now) and features far wider gearing options than before, closing the gap to rivals ...

Shimano’s latest product release is a very bright version of the GRX 800 gravel bike specification groupset. To show its support for independent frame builders, you won’t be able to buy these special ...

Fast forward to 2009, and Shimano launched the first successful electronic groupset (a set of gear and ... an upgrade to this in the form of its GRX Di2 system – priced at a cool £1,750.85.