Shimano GRX has gone 12 speed, and that’s a good thing. It’s updates provide a lot of things gravel cyclists have asked for: a choice of wide (and wider!) range one-by cassettes, more two-by drivetrains with an 11-36t cassette, and gravel-specific lever ergonomics. It’s classic Shimano, but that’s no bad thing. Read Alvin’s first look review through the 🔗 in bio | Velo

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Unbeatable, Undroppable and Unstoppable. 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 SRAM and Campagnolo. The new GRX groupset is only currently available in a mechanical version, with no word on Di2 at the time of launch, although we’d expect that to change in the future. Hit the link in bio for more 🔗 #BikeRadar #cycling #gravelbike | BikeRadar

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