🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Performance with SHIMANO SW-R600 Di2 Climber Satellite Shifter Review

Oh man. If you have a road bike and like to climb with your hands on the handlebars. It is necessary. Sooooo nice that you don't have to reach for the levers to shift gears. Used twice and great. I wish they made something smaller as it's quite bulky but worth it.

Bought for new build di2 bike. I love the flexibility of this accessory that the di2 allows. Good; Upgrade any system neatly. Flexible mounting options Includes installation kit. Can be reprogrammed to almost anything they will register) Although this is probably more of a personal preference than anything else I would buy it again, yeah the price isn't great considering it's basically two switches and

A very useful (if very expensive) addition to the Shimano Di2 system. I can't imagine this plastic device costing Shimano more than $5 to make, so you can't help but feel cheated into paying more than $150 for it, but once you have it installed on your bike and tested, you're better off. Forget how much you paid for it because it works really well and you wonder how you lived without it for so long. 5 stars for the device itself, but I really have to take a star off for a price that seems so…

This thing is so cool. BUT NOT WORTH THE PRICE. But I keep it. It actually shifts faster and better than my levers - I don't know why and it doesn't matter, but it really works. Just note that if you have R785 levers that come with R785 (ICE technology) calipers you will need to purchase a 5 junction box. R785s do NOT have link ports in the arms. This adds another $100 to the install. Is it worth? Probably not, but I built the bike of my dreams and that was part of it. I really want drop…

I give this derailleur 5 stars because the company refunded my money after I found it didn't fit my bike. Make sure you check your control input connected to your switch to make sure you have an input available for that climbing switch. I have a 2016 S-Works Tarmac Di2 drive (Dura Ace switch) and checked YouTube to see how this switch would fit. Seemed pretty simple, just plug it into a control box on one of the existing switches. I then quickly checked my control box by pulling on the rubber…