Shimano SW-R600 Di2 Remote Climbing Shifter

Description

The R600 Satellite Switch is compatible with either SM-EW90-A (3-port) or SM-EW90-F (5-port) junctions. Suddenly, the road ramps up, and you decide a down shift is necessary to maintain cadence. With the climber's shift buttons attached to the top of your handlebars, a simple lift of the thumb is all it takes to find the gear and drop your competition. Ah, the many benefits of Shimano's Di2 electronic shifting. The R600 Shimano Di2 Climbing Satellite Switch features E-tube customizable shifting, allowing you to program your shifting exactly how you want it. Not if you are rocking a Shimano R600 Di2 Climbing Satellite Switch as part of your Di2 set up. Not only is shifting from the traditional locations easier, faster, and more accurate, but so is shifting from positions not available to cyclists with mechanical set-ups. Do you move your right hand from bar top to shift lever, pushing the chain up the cassette to an easier gear and then returning your hand to the top, wasting time and effort? Hands on the tops, legs spinning at their maximum sustainable effort, face a blank canvas of focus, you battle your way up the hill, taking inspiration from the small group of suffering riders behind you. With the climber's shift buttons attached to the top of your handlebars, a simple lift of the thumb is all it takes to find the perfect gear and drop your competition.

Key Features

• Not if you are rocking a Shimano R600 Di2 Climbing Satellite Switch as part of your Di2 set up.
• The R600 Shimano Di2 Climbing Satellite Switch features E-tube customizable shifting, allowing you to program your shifting exactly how you want it.
• Suddenly, the road ramps up, and you decide a down shift is necessary to maintain cadence.
• Ah, the many benefits of Shimano's Di2 electronic shifting.
• With the climber's shift buttons attached to the top of your handlebars, a simple lift of the thumb is all it takes to find the gear and drop your competition.
• Hands on the tops, legs spinning at their maximum sustainable effort, face a blank canvas of focus, you battle your way up the hill, taking inspiration from the small group of suffering riders behind you.