Mountain Bike Xtr Parts
October 25th, 2008
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Where in Manila Phils. can I find XTR parts for my mountain bike for reasonable price? advice me pls. t.y.?
Check this group of mountain bikers in Metro Manila, they can give you info:
http://pinoymtbiker.proboards7.com/
Here’s another one:
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/MTBAddict/
Mechanical Parts & Concepts of Mountain Bikes : Shimano vs. Shram Mountain Bike Shifting
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Shimano XTR PD-M980 SPD Mountain Bike Pedals $189.99 Shimano XTR PD-M980 SPD Mountain Bike Pedals. Shimano’s done it again. They’ve taken their game-changing XTR mountain bike pedal and pushed the envelope into the ozone by giving the new XTR PD-M980 SPD Mountain Bike pedal a slimmer profile, reducing its weight, and making it an even more efficient mud-shedder. |
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Shimano XTR 10-Speed Dyna-Sys Cassette $219.99 Shimano XTR 10-Speed Dyna-Sys Cassette. Shimano’s new XTR 10-speed Dyna-Sys cassette combines performance-enhancing stiffness with light weight, consistently smooth shifting and trail-tested durability to meet the evolving needs of today’s mountain bike riders. Specifically designed for optimized performance with the mountain bike-specific HG-X chain and the new XTR Shadow rear derailleur, the XTR 10-speed cassette delivers outstanding shifting performance no matter how rough or rugged the off-road conditions. |
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Shimano XTR 10-Speed Chain $54.99 Shimano XTR 10-Speed Chain. Shimano’s all-new mountain bike-specific 10-speed, HG-X chain features directional links for enhanced performance — the right side is optimized for front shifting and the left side is optimized for rear shifting. It’s specifically designed to deliver smooth and consistent shifts under high-torque pedaling and muddy conditions. |
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Shimano Dura-Ace/XTR CN-7701 9-speed Chain $34.99 Shimano Dura-Ace/XTR CN-7701 9-speed Chain. The best 9-speed bicycle chain Shimano has to offer! The Shimano Dura-Ace/XTR CN-7701 9-speed Chain will help give your road or mountain bike precise, accurate and worry-free shifting. |
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Shimano XTR M980 3X10 Crankset $459.99 Shimano XTR M980 3X10 Crankset. An integral part of Shimano’s new XTR Trail line of mountain bike components, the XTR 3X10 CloseStep triple crankset is the ultimate weapon for the go anywhere, do anything trail warrior who demands smooth, precise and efficient shifting on even the rockiest, muddiest or steepest trails. Because Shimano’s 10-speed system allows you to spend more time in middle ring gears, they’ve made the new XTR triple crankset’s 32-tooth middle chainring out of titanium and carbon for greater durability. The 24-tooth smallest ring makes shifting smoother and faster, and minimizes the need for recovery shifts to maintain cadence. At the other extreme, the 42-tooth chainring is more rider-friendly than a 44, so you’ll be able to use it more often. Remaining true to Shimano’s decades-long legacy of Mountain Bike drivetrain mastery, the XTR Dyna-Sys triple crankset features hollow-forged Duraluminum, integrated spider and rugged steel axle to provide a winning balance of strength, rigidity, weight and performance. |
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2011 Access Stealth 4.0 29er Mountain Bike $1299 2011 Access Stealth 4.0 29er Mountain Bike. The Access Stealth 4.0 29er mountain bike is a Shimano Deore-equipped hardtail based on the same lightweight monocoque carbon frame found on the XTR-equipped Stealth 1.0. With its Rock Shox Tora TK fork, hydraulic disc brakes and Stan’s ZTR Arch wheelset, the 27-speed Stealth 4.0 is a high-performance XC rocket with a premium pedigree and an attractive price tag. |
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2011 Access Stealth 3.0 29er Mountain Bike $1799 2011 Access Stealth 3.0 29er Mountain Bike. The Access Stealth 3.0 29er mountain bike proves that you don’t always have to get the top-of-the-line model to get top performance. Two steps removed from the XTR-equipped Stealth 1.0, the Stealth 3.0 shares the same lightweight carbon monocoque frame, and it’s equipped with a 100mm-travel Fox 32 F29 RL fork, Shimano’s reliable SLX components, and a Stan’s ZTR Flow wheelset shod with The Raven tubeless-ready tires. Granted, the Stealth 3.0 does weigh a skosh more than the 1.0, but when it comes to trail-taming XC performance, it’s a highly capable ride with nothing to hide. |
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Shimano XTR SL-M980 RapidFire Plus 10-Speed Shift Levers $199.99 Shimano XTR SL-M980 RapidFire Plus 10-Speed Shift Levers. Shimano’s new Dyna-Sys 10-speed drivetrain technology makes the legendarily flawless XTR RapidFire plus shifting even smoother and more precise than before. The new XTR RapidFire Plus shift levers feature improved ergonomics, anti-slip surfaces to enhance lever control and four-bearing construction for ultra-slick Mountain Bike shifting performance. Plus, instant-release, multi-release and two-way release technology give you the versatility to set up your shifters to match your preferred shifting and riding style. Choose instant release for the fastest shifts, or multi-release for grabbing two gears at once in either direction. The two-way release feature accommodates different shifting preferences with an upper lever that swings both ways, giving you the choice of either index finger or thumb activation. Even more remarkable than the slew of new features Shimano managed to pack into these compact gizmos is the fact that they priced the all-new XTR RapidFire Plus shifters the same as last year’s model. More go for the same dough? Dmo arigat, Shimano. |
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2010 GT Zaskar Carbon Team Mountain Bike $3999 2010 GT Zaskar Carbon Team Mountain Bike. You got your first speeding ticket before you turned 16. It’s never light enough or fast enough to you. You barrel down mountainsides and rip through corners at speeds that would scare your mother. Prepare to be grounded. The all-new GT Zaskar Carbon Team is the ultimate hardtail race bike. A gorgeous Fox 32 RL fork, Ritchey WCS carbon components, and Mavic Crossmax SLR wheels are pinned to GT’s superlight full monocoque force optimized carbon frame with Shimano’s coveted XTR drivetrain. The fast rolling Team is dipped head to toe in technology and innovation. Press on, the Zaskar Carbon Team can take whatever punishment you can stomach. |
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2010 GT Force 3.0 Mountain Bike $1299 2010 GT Force 3.0 Mountain Bike. A full suspension mountain bike for the whole mountain… including those parts you never thought were ride-able. The Force 3.0 inherits the best aspects of downhill bikes, and adds mountain goat-like climbing finesse. The 150mm travel Fox Float R Shock and Shimano Deore components ensure a smooth, dependable and super fun ride. |
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Shimano XTR 10-Speed Mountain Bike Cassette $227.99 Shimano XTR 10-Speed Mountain Bike Cassette. It’s tough trying to be the best all the time, but Shimano’s been at it for years, and this year is no different. Introducing the new XTR. This Shimano cassette is 10-speed, and it features Dyna-Sys technology to give you smooth, reliable shifting, no matter what. The new 10-speed cassette has an alloy carrier and 5 titanium cogs to shave grams. The refined tooth profile optimizes shifting, and is perfect for use with HG-X chains and Shadow rear derailleurs. |
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2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0 Mountain Bike $999 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0 Mountain Bike. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, with Fuji’s new Outland 29er 3.0. Appropriately adorned in black and yellow, and wth a rugged, yet lightweight, custom-butted aluminum frame and Horst-type link pivot at the rear dropout, the Outland 29er 3.0 delivers a laterally stiff ride that lends stability whether you’re carving corners or defining the line on high-speed descents. 100mm of travel front and rear and the innate ability of 29 wheels to roll over obstacles make the ride even sweeter. A Shimano Deore/Alivio 27-speed drivetrain, Tektro mechanical disc brakes and rugged wheelset round out the highly capable parts spec on this honey of a trail bike. |
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Shimano XTR 985 Trail Mountain Pedals $147.99 Shimano XTR 985 Trail Mountain Pedals. It’s tough trying to be the best all the time, but Shimano’s been at it for years, and this year is no different. Introducing the new XTR Trail line. These new Shimano pedals are just like the M980s…if the M980s took steroids and started eating nails for breakfast. The XTR Trail mountain bike pedals are super efficient and super tough, with 158% more shoe/pedal contact than the M980, but they still keep a light, low profile for some serious ground clearance. |
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Shimano XTR 980 Race Mountain Pedals $152.99 Shimano XTR 980 Race Mountain Pedals. It’s tough trying to be the best all the time, but Shimano’s been at it for years, and this year is no different. Introducing the new XTR. These new Shimano pedals are kickin’ butt and takin’ names…better figure out which end of the kickin’ you’re on. The XTR mountain bike pedals are super-efficient, with 270% more shoe/pedal contact than the M970, and they’ve got an even lighter/lower profile for some serious race-day ground clearance. |
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Shimano XTR M70R2 V-Brake Pads $9.99 Shimano XTR M70R2 V-Brake Pads. Replacement V-Brake pads for Shimano XTR style cartridges. |
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Shimano XTR M986 Down Swing Front Derailleur $99.99 Shimano XTR M986 Down Swing Front Derailleur. Shimano’s XTR M986 front derailleur is engineered to provide seamless shifts and consistent power when paired with the all-new XTR double crankset. |
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Keen Springwater Mountain Bike Shoes $99.99 Keen Springwater Mountain Bike Shoes. Get comfortable performance ON and OFF the bike in these Mountain Bike shoes from Keen. |
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SHIMANO XTR WH-M985 MOUNTAIN WHEELSET $1499.99 SHIMANO XTR WH-M985 MOUNTAIN WHEELSET. |
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Shimano XTR M985 40×28 Double Crankset $459.99 Shimano XTR M985 40×28 Double Crankset. Introducing Shimano’s first-ever, off-road, two-ring race crankset. The 40×28 XTR Race Double is a purpose-built race crank with all the pipe billet steel-axle strength and cold-forged Duraluminum durability that XTR cranks are famous for. It’s not for everyone, but if like to push yourself hard to make your bike go fast, the XTR double is more than up to the task with its winning balance of strength, rigidity, weight and performance. |
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Ritchey Comp Mountain Bike Seatpost $49.99 Ritchey Comp Mountain Bike Seatpost. This mountain bike seatpost is lightweight and extremely functional! |
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Adidas Berm Mountain Bike Shoes $29.99 Adidas Berm Mountain Bike Shoes. These Mountain Bike shoes offer flat pedal performance and style. |
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Shimano XTR M980 38X26 Double Crankset $459.99 Shimano XTR M980 38X26 Double Crankset. Introducing Shimano’s first-ever, off-road, two-ring race crankset. The 38X26 XTR Race Double is a purpose-built race crank with the strength and durability that XTR cranks are famous for. Double cranksets aren’t for the faint of heart, but if your legs do their part the XTR double will lay down all the ultra-smooth, ultra-light, closely spaced shifts you need to go fast and go far. |
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Shimano XTR Front Derailleur FD-M985 $71.99 Shimano XTR Front Derailleur FD-M985. You think you know about XTR huh? Think again. The world’s best mountain bike components just got better. This year these Shimano front derailleurs got some upgrades — flexible mounting options, easy access fasteners and limit screws — making your life and your mechanic’s life a heck of a lot easier. Hollow link pins shave grams, and the slimmed down cage gives more clearance for bigger tires. For use with Shimano XTR double cranksets. |
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Shimano SH-MT31 Mountain Bike Shoes $29.99 Shimano SH-MT31 Mountain Bike Shoes. These mountain bike shoes are designed for a wide range of riding styles such as commuting, touring or casual off-road cycling. |
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Shimano SH-MT60 Mountain Bike Shoes $99.99 Shimano SH-MT60 Mountain Bike Shoes. On-road commute or off-road escapade, these Mountain Bike shoes handle any cycling adventure you put in their path. |
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Fort Traverse Mountain Bike Shoes $39.99 Fort Traverse Mountain Bike Shoes. Urban style meets rugged good looks in these Mountain Bike shoes built for road, trail or indoor cycling. |
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Continental Traffic Mountain Bike Tire $39.99 Continental Traffic Mountain Bike Tire. Cruise through traffic on the road OR ride with confidence on the trail, thanks to this smooth and comfortable Mountain Bike tire. |
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Shimano SH-M086L Mountain Bike Shoes $89.99 Shimano SH-M086L Mountain Bike Shoes. Whatever your off-road cycling pleasure, these Shimano Mountain Bike shoes will keep you comfortable through and through. |
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Thule T2 – 2 Bike XTR Add On $319.95 Thule T2 – 2 Bike XTR Add On |
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Panaracer Rampage 29er Mountain Bike Tire $34.99 Panaracer Rampage 29er Mountain Bike Tire. If there’s dirt, the Panaracer Rampage 29er Mountain Bike Tire will go berserk! |
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Sidi Giau Mountain Bike Shoes $99.99 Sidi Giau Mountain Bike Shoes. Perfect for Mountain Bike club riders, amateurs or casual racers, these mud-shedding, mountain bike shoes go the distance in training and racing. Molded heel cup, padded tongue with fit relievers and three Velcro straps for a power-enhancing fit. |
