Shimano XTR XC M9100 disc brake

Featuring 2-piston calipers, a new I-Spec EV clamp and a new lever body. The clamp moves further towards the centre of the lever and is angled. This allows the outer end of the reservoir to rest directly on the handlebar in a clever way, thereby creating an additional support point when the lever is operated. This significantly increases stiffness and stability, ultimately leading to an even more direct braking feel and improved controllability. The BR-M9100 two-piston brake realises its full potential when paired with the BL-M9100 brake lever. The brake calipers feature a one-piece aluminium design and are combined with highly rigid brake lines, enabling the new XTR brake systems to deliver significantly faster response and reduced free travel.

Shimano XTR BLM BRM 9100 Disc Brake Technology:

• Left brake lever
• Easy Bleed bleeding
• Brake lever clamp for I-Spec direct mount type EV
• Forged aluminium 2-piston brake caliper, Post Mount 6
• Brake pads with large aluminium backing plates, K02Ti
• Compatible brake pads: Shimano G03A, G04S, G04Ti, J02A and J04A
• Brake hose SH-M90-SBM, 100 cm
• Weight: Brake without adapter 270 grams (manufacturer’s specification)

Scope of delivery Shimano XTR XC brake:

Rear disc brake BL M9100 - BR M9100, right-hand lever, 170 cm hose SM-BH90-SBM, without brake discs and adapter

Shimano XTR BL - M9100 brake lever:

The Shimano XTR BR-M9100 brake lever, featuring the slim XC design, is equipped with a cylindrical reservoir, super-smooth ceramic pistons and the new brake lever guide for significantly improved ergonomic handling. In combination with the new BR-M-9100 monoblock 2-piston brake calipers with oversized pistons and the new, particularly heat-dissipating brake pads.

Shimano XTR BR-M9100 brake caliper:

The monoblock calipers of the new XTR 2-piston disc brake are made of aluminium and always feature a post-mount caliper with an adapter suited to the disc size and fork. The one-piece brake caliper is extremely torsion-resistant and approved for brake discs up to 203 mm. Equipped with brake pads on titanium/aluminium plates with external cooling fins, brake heat is reliably dissipated.

Shimano I-Spec EV Mounting:

The new I-Spec EV system offers a wider adjustment range with 14 mm lateral movement and 60 degrees of rotation. The I-Spec EV mount is not compatible with older I-Spec Type A, Type B or Type II mounts.

The Shimano XTR BRM9100 brake caliper features the Post Mount 6 standard.

You can order the correct adapter for your fork, frame and the desired brake disc size separately.

IS 2000: Side-mounted. An adapter is always required for mounting the Shimano XTR Disc; maximum 203 mm, minimum 160 mm on the fork and 140 mm disc size on the frame. Common on older suspension forks and almost all rear triangle frames

Post Mount, PM5: Direct mounting of the Shimano XTR Disc with 140 mm brake discs without an adapter. Maximum 180 mm, minimum 140 mm disc size. Currently only found on rear triangle frames

Post Mount, PM6: Direct mounting of the Magura Shimano XTR Disc with 160 mm brake discs without an adapter. Maximum 203 mm, minimum 160 mm on the fork and 140 mm disc size on the frame. Currently the most common standard on forks, and on some rear triangle frames.

Post Mount, PM7: Direct mounting without an adapter for the Shimano XTR Disc with 180mm brake discs. Maximum 203mm, minimum 180mm disc size. 140 and 160 mm disc sizes are not possible. Found on some enduro suspension forks such as the Magura Thor and on new frames. Shimano does not currently offer an adapter for Post Mount 7 mounting and 203 mm brake discs. We recommend the Magura QM26 adapter for this

Post Mount, PM8: Direct mounting of the Shimano XTR Disc with 203 mm brake discs without an adapter. Can only be used with 203 mm brake discs. Found only on downhill suspension forks and frames

Herstellerinformation: SHIMANO INC., 3-77 Oimatsu-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka 590-8577, Japan, www.shimano.com | EU contact: Shimano Europe BV, High Tech Campus 92, 5656 AG Eindhoven, The Netherlands, www.shimano.com