Bicycle components

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Under bicycle components are understood in the bicycle technology especially all parts of the circuit and the brakes on a bicycle. The combination of a complete set of components is also known as a group . The group usually consists of at least the following components:

There is no clear definition or demarcation of which components belong. Sometimes other parts, such as the chain , the headset , Bowden cables , saddle clamp bolts or similar parts are also counted in the group.

The largest manufacturers of components are Shimano , Campagnolo , SRAM and Falcon . Parts from different manufacturers sometimes cannot be combined; Parts from the same manufacturer are generally compatible with each other.

Examples

A hub from the Shimano 600 racing bike series (today Ultegra)

The following examples are groups of the currently best-known component manufacturers. The names are given in qualitatively ascending order, the names of groups that are currently no longer produced are shown in brackets.

Racing bike Mountain bike Others
  • Shimano Sora (Exage)
    (Campagnolo Avanti)
  • Shimano Tiagra (RSX, RX-100)
    (Campagnolo Xenon)
    SRAM Apex
  • Shimano 105
    Campagnolo Veloce
    SRAM Rival
  • Shimano Ultegra (600, Ultegra SL)
    Campagnolo Centaur (Daytona), Athena
    SRAM Force
  • Shimano Dura-Ace
    Campagnolo Chorus, Record (Croce d'Aune)
    SRAM Red
  • Shimano Dura-Ace DI
    Campagnolo Super Record , Super Record EPS
    SRAM Red eTap
  • Shimano SIS (Exage Mountain)
  • Shimano Deore
  • Shimano LX, SLX
    SRAM X.7
  • Shimano Saint, Yumeya
  • Shimano XT
    SRAM X.9
  • Shimano XTR
    SRAM X.0

literature

  • Michael Gressmann, Franz Beck, Rüdiger Bellersheim: specialist knowledge of bicycle technology. 1st edition. Verlag Europa-Lehrmittel, Haan-Gruiten 2006, ISBN 3-8085-2291-7 .
  • Fritz Winkler, Siegfried Rauch: Bicycle technology repair, construction, production. 10th edition. BVA Bielefelder Verlagsanstalt GmbH & Co. KG, Bielefeld 1999, ISBN 3-87073-131-1 .

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