Shimano

Care for your bike and prepare for the unexpected with Shimano bike components and accessories. Since 1921, Shimano has engineered resilient and innovative bike parts and footwear for cycling men and women bound for roads, mountains and casual trails.
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About Shimano

Shimano began as ironwork masters in 1921 Japan and went straight to producing bicycle freewheels. Since then, the company has stayed in the Shimano family and continued as a forerunning bike component, accessories and footwear manufacturer.

Shimano bike parts are lightweight but resiliently built to maximize speed, handling and climbing performance when road and mountain biking. Their aluminum wheels are built to impress, reinforced with carbon fiber and made tubeless compatible in many models.

Shimano's array of bike chains, bolts, adapters, derailleurs, brakes and more bike accessories let you stock up for unexpected repairs and give your bike a longer life. Shimano multiplies your cycling options with smartly designed bike components as compatible with many other bike brands for a variety of cycling styles.

And Shimano also crafts men's and women's cycling footwear. Their bike shoes offer rigid pedal support and comfortable ankle stability during road and mountain biking.

At REI, you'll find top-rated and top-selling bike components and footwear from Shimano, plus plenty of sale & clearance deals and bargains.

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