Shimano has introduced the XT M8200 and Deore M6200 wireless groups following the XTR Di2 launch, focusing on weight and performance. The XT disc brakes come in two configurations: the four-piston M8220 for Enduro and the two-piston M8200 for XC or Trail, with weights showing minimal difference when compared to XTR. The FC-M8200 crankset offers a single option with various lengths, and is lighter yet less costly than the XTR crank. This lineup aims to deliver high performance while remaining more accessible financially for mountain bikers.
Shimano's XT M8200 group offers advanced features with competitive weights for Enduro and XC brakes, underscoring affordability compared to the high-end XTR alternative.
While XT brakes parallel XTR in performance, they also provide cost savings without sacrificing quality, appealing to a broader range of riders.
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