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Mountain stage. Meet lightweight wheels 🔗 https://shima.no/3yG

Climb efficiently with the C36. Puck Pieterse rides DURA-ACE, balanced to win when it matters most.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't. ⚙️ The new DEORE Mechanical drivetrain combines cable-actuated simplicity with the durability, reliability, and confidence ⛰️

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The new DURA-ACE R9370 wheels feature Shimano’s evolved Cup & Cone hub system with replaceable bearings, delivering exceptionally smooth rotation, precise adjustment, and lasting serviceability.

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More material. More control. 🔥 New SHIMANO Thick Rotors are engineered to manage heat more effectively, delivering more consistent braking performance when the trail points down and the speed picks up.

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The SPOKEN bicycle show, held at Carriage Works in Sydney for the second year from June 19th-21st, also saw the second time that Shimano held a People’s Choice Award poll. The inaugural winner from 2025, Baum Cycles, put on a good showing; however, this year’s Shimano People’s Choice Award was given to Chris and the team at Mooro Cycles.

Mooro is one of the names for the Perth region, in the local Noongar language. Established in 2016, Mooro Cycles is a small Perth-based bespoke bicycle manufacturer specialising in gravel, road and mountain bikes constructed of titanium tubing. Geometry and frame finishes are tailored to the customer’s requirements and engineered to exceed their expectations.

The Shimano People’s Choice Award-winning bike is Mooro’s performance gravel Kwibidgi model - which translates to ‘escape’ in the Noongar language - incorporating neat internal cable routing, a T47 bottom bracket and 3D-printed dropouts into a double butted 3Al/2.5V, Grade 9 titanium frame. Shimano GRX Dual Control levers mated to an XTR RD-M9250 mid-cage rear derailleur and an XTR 9-45 cassette were chosen as the drivetrain components.

Highlights of the frame are a unique to Mooro ‘MC Bronze’ ceracote, the ‘handmade in Australia’ badge on the drive-side and the Wagyl on the rear disc-side 3D-printed dropout, signifying a snake in the Dreamtime winding its way down the Perth escarpment, making rivers and streams, giving people a place to live and be nourished.

The attention to detail, thoughtful construction and unique finishes are a testament to Chris and his team’s determination over the last decade - taking on their own ideas, customer input and cues from the environment around them to produce outstanding bicycles. It’s no wonder the Shimano People’s Choice Award at Spoken 2026 was chosen by the public and awarded to Mooro Cycles and their beautiful Kwibidgi.

Included in the gallery are some pictures of other builds by , including the race-winning bike of Otto Albert, used in the recent Three Peaks Bike Race (EU) - traversing from Vienna through Austria, Slovenia, Italy, and southern France into Spain, finishing in Barcelona.

Slow down, faster. SHIMANO's new 2.2mm-thick stainless steel rotors deliver longer brake life, more power, better bite and increased modulation. More control. Full stop.

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The right set-up for any ride, SHIMANO's new DEORE XT mechanical drivetrain delivers refined shifter and RD updates, building on the heritage of the original MTB group.

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Simplicity without worry. SHIMANO's all-new DEORE group set is designed for full MTB performance and durability for all disciplines

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Your ride should feel effortless — every shift crisp, every pedal stroke smooth, every kilometre exactly as it should be.

That’s where the Shimano Service Centre network comes in. Right across Australia, these are the places riders turn to when their bike needs attention done properly.

It’s not just a service — it’s precision. Certified mechanics trained by Shimano, using genuine parts and the latest tech to keep everything running exactly as designed.

From sorting out the small things before they become big ones, to full rebuilds that bring your bike back to life — it’s all about consistency, reliability, and getting you back out there with total confidence.

Because a well-serviced bike doesn’t just ride better — it changes the whole experience.