Experience seamless control and exceptional shifting precision with the Shimano SL-RS700-I shift lever set, engineered specifically for front hydraulic brake (FHB) road bikes. Designed for 2x11-speed drivetrains, this lever duo exemplifies Shimano’s commitment to innovation, delivering effortless gear transitions paired with ergonomic sophistication.
The SL-RS700-I combines refined mechanics with rider-centric design. The right lever manages an 11-speed rear cassette, offering swift and accurate shifts even under load, thanks to Shimano’s optimized cable pull ratio and refined indexing system. Complementing this, the left lever commands the dual front chainrings with the same crisp responsiveness, enabling fluid transitions that enhance cadence control and power delivery on varied terrain.
Cables included in this set — 2050mm and 1800mm inner cables paired with 600mm SP41 and 300mm SP41S black outer casings — ensure compatibility and customization with diverse road frame architectures, simplifying installation and cable routing for an immaculate finish. The durable cables minimize friction and resist contamination, supporting consistent performance and reducing maintenance demands.
Crafted with an aesthetic and functional black finish, these levers not only integrate seamlessly with contemporary bike designs but also offer durable resistance to environmental wear. Ergonomic lever shapes prioritize rider comfort and control, reducing hand fatigue during extended rides and delivering confident modulation whether sprinting, climbing, or cruising.
Specifically tailored for hydraulic brake integration, the SL-RS700-I ensures synchronized performance between braking and shifting, promoting safer, more intuitive handling. The set is delivered in individual packaging for secure transit and straightforward identification, ideal for mechanics and enthusiasts alike.
Elevate your road cycling experience with this shift lever set that balances technological precision with ergonomic finesse, making it a superb choice for upgrading or maintaining your hydraulic brake road bike’s control system.
