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Weighing 972g, the Acera M3000 9 Speed Triple Chainset aimed at MTB usage. Finished in silver, and constructed from alloy, it's reasonably light yet still fairly stiff. The Shimano Acera is designed for entry-level mountain bikes but thanks to a trickle-down effect, entry-level riders profit from innovations made for high-end group sets. Please note, a Bottom Bracket isn't included with this chainset. Features: 9 speed 40 x 30 x 22T Compatible with ES51 Octalink Bottom Bracket
Acera M3000 Triple Chainset Specification | |
Component Type | Chainsets |
Weight | 972g |
Chainsets Type | 9 speed, Triple Chainring |
Material | Alloy |
Colour | Black, Silver |
Size | 170mm, 175mm |
Designed for | MTB |
Brand | Shimano |
RRP | £44.99 |
Lowest Price | £35.99 |
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Shimano are a Japanese manufacturer primarily known for their cycling components, and to a lesser extent shoes and clothing. Founded in 1921, Shimano is widely believed to be the largest cycling component manufacturer in the world, having reached this status through a combination of innovation, reliability and value for money. Whatever your style of riding, whether it be road or MTB, Shimano will have a component range to suit your level and budget, from the low end Alivio and Tiagra to the professional standard XTR and Dura-Ace. Over the years, Shimano have revolutionised bicycle gear, brake and pedal systems, such as the recessed SPD, Hollowtech crank arms and smooth shifting Hyperglide sprockets. Initially their component range faced competition from Suntour, whereas nowadays their primary rivals for market share are SRAM and Campagnolo. If you wish to save money on their components and apparel, please visit my Shimano section, where I list as many money saving deals as I can find.
For additional information on Shimano's cycling equipment, please visit either http://cycle.shimano-europe.com/ or their wikipedia page - this includes information on Shimano's history, including non-cycling equipment.
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