Shimano XTR Di2 M9200 1x12-Speed Upgrade Kit

Shimano XTR Di2 M9200 1x12-speed Upgrade Kit (I-Spec EV shifter)

XTR SW-M9250-R Di2 Shifter

The Shimano XTR Di2 M9200 1x12-speed Upgrade Kit offers an ergonomic evolution with a natural shifting feel thanks to its familiar touch and multi-axis adjustment. Shifting is fast and precise, activated by the highly adjustable and customisable Shimano switch, with full tactile feedback. The programmable third button's function can be assigned via the E-TUBE app, allowing complete customisation of the switches and e-bike. It also includes four-way adjustment, hold-down multi-shifting, two-stage double shifting, a rubber traction pad, an I-SPEC EV clamp and a single/double mode converter.

XTR RD-M9250-SGS Di2 Rear Derailleur

The Shimano XTR Di2 M9200 1x12-speed Upgrade Kit features a robust design with wide links, a durable carbon skid plate and a solid pulley for durability and reliability. The RD Protection function with Automatic Impact Recovery immediately returns the rear derailleur to its original position after an impact. SHIMANO SHADOW ES technology offers slimmer, tougher chain stabilisation. Wireless shifting, supported by HYPERGLIDE+, ensures smooth, precise gear changes. The rear derailleur's wedge shape protects against direct impacts, while the well-protected, securely fitted battery stays stable even on the toughest terrain and is easy to remove for charging.

Upgrade Kit Includes:

• Shifter: Shimano XTR Di2 SW-M9250-R (I-Spec EV, battery included)
  
• Rear derailleur: Shimano XTR Di2 RD-M9250-SGS
  
• Battery: Shimano BT-DN320 Di2
  
• Charger: Shimano EC-DN100 (USB-C cable included)
  
• Quick link: Shimano SM-CN910-12

Compatibility

• Shimano XTR Di2 RD-M9250-SGS rear derailleur: compatible with a 10-51-tooth cassette
• Shimano XTR Di2 SW-M9250-IR I-Spec EV shifter: compatible only with I-Spec EV disc brakes

Founded in 1921 in Sakai, Japan, by Shozaburo Shimano, Shimano is still based in the same city today. For cyclists, it makes drivetrains, brakes, wheels, pedals and cycling shoes. Its history in bicycle components began with the production of freewheels in 1922.