The Shimano's MTB product line of mountain bikes

Shimano's current MTB groupsets are classified by name and code from low to high:
1. Tourney
2. Altus : M2000
3. Acera : M3000
4. Alivio : M3100
5. Deore : M4100 / M5100 / M6100
7. SLX :M7100
8. Deore XT : M8100 / M8050
9. XTR : M9100 / M9050
10. Zee : M640
11. Saint : M820
Let's analyze a bit about each of these Groupsets
1. Shimano Tourney

Tourney is Shimano's popular line, at first the group was equipped with 1 disc and 6 cassettes, until 2020 shimano will be upgraded to 2 or 3 discs, respectively, with the cassette increasing to 7 or 8.
The weight of the group tourney is quite heavy because it is made entirely of steel and plastic.
2. Shimano Altus M2000

Shimano Altus is equipped with 3 front discs and 9 gears (27 speeds). The upgrade of this line is a Shadow Design design with a Lower profile shank to help reduce crash damage when running on trails.
3. Shimano Acera M3000

Shimano Acera belongs to the mid-range line with upgrades that use stainless steel materials on some parts and has a better gear ratio range than Altus. Acera uses 40/32/22 or 36/22 front forks with 9-speed 11-36 gears (18 or 27 speeds).
4. Shimano Alivio M3100

5.Shimano Deore M6100, M5100, M4100

If before Deore only had 1 line, now Shimano has 3 Deore lines coded as M6100/M5100/M4100 in which M6100 is the highest line with 12s cassette using Shimano's latest generation MicroSpline mortar. The M5100 and M5100 still use the 11s cassette with the old standard HG mortar
Both come with 1 or 2 forks option
M6100 : cassette 12s 10-51 , mortar MS
M5100 and M4100 : Gear 11s 10-51 , mortar HG.
6.Shimano SLX M7100

SLX M7100 is currently Shimano's best P/P (Price/Performance) line, because it has the technology of the highest lines such as XT and XTR, only heavier weight and smoothness, but not equal. In terms of gear ratio range, it is completely equal to XT and XTR
M7100 has the option of 1 or 2 forks, with 12s cassette using MS mortar, optional 10-45t or 11-51t.
7. Shimano Deore XT M8050 Di

This is the electric group version (Swivel, electric disc, not with a cable like normal group) of the M8000 series. so it still keeps the old configuration of the M8000, which is gear 11 and uses the HG die. Except for the knobs, shifters and cranks using Shimano's Di2 standard, the rest (brake, chain, cassette) are still be used by the M8000 set.
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