• SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 12V Cranks
  • SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 12V Cranks
  • SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 12V Cranks
  • SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 12V Cranks
  • SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 12V Cranks
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12V SHIMANO XT FC-M8100-1 cranks 52mm chain line

Lighter and smoother, the 12V SHIMANO XT FC-M8100 cranks adopt DirectMount chainring mounting for ease of use, and switch to 12-speed drivetrains.It features a rigid... Read more
3.100,00 CZK
3.100,00 CZK
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Description

Lighter and smoother, the 12V SHIMANO XT FC-M8100 cranks adopt DirectMount chainring mounting for ease of use, and switch to 12-speed drivetrains.

It features a rigid aluminum chainstay for excellent power transfer. It's equipped with the famous Hollowtech II hollow-crank system, offering an integrated crankset axle that's highly resistant to wear and tear, for long-lasting, high-quality rotation.

Ref: 7977574236326

Informations techniques

Directmount ;
Hollowtech II ;
Chain line: 52 mm (optimized for 142mm or 148mm rear wheel center distance) ;
For XT 8100 12-speed transmission ;
Q-factor: 172 mm ;
Compatible cranksets: BB-MT800 or BB-MT800-PA ;
Compatible tray: SM-CRM85 ;
Weight: 624g (28T) 639g (30T) 636g (32T) 650g (34T) 668g (36T)
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Informations prix

*Recommended retail price February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 based on 3 reviews.

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Top-of-the-line Shimano

"Lightweight, well-made, and unbeatable value for the price. The chainrings are very easy to install."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Perfect—no complaints

"Perfect, no complaints. The crank works perfectly."

— G-Martial (5/5)

Make a difference!

"Personally, since I'm tall (6'2"), I switched to a Shimano crankset with 180mm cranks to get a better balance between my height and the crank length. . . Well, I’m thrilled—it really makes a difference. I find the pedaling smoother and better suited to my body type. It doesn’t make me any better, but now, thanks to the longer lever arm of the 180mm cranks, I can use a chainring that’s two teeth larger. (So maybe I’ve actually gotten better, lol.) The difference in length compared to 175mm cranks doesn’t bother me when clearing obstacles or climbing steps, but it’s something to consider when buying if you have a fairly low-slung bike. As for choosing the XT, it was a choice of the heart; given the price difference, I didn’t hesitate. Weight-wise, I saved 100g (including the bottom bracket) compared to my SRAM NX 175mm crankset."

— Deniso (5/5)

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