Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset
Groupset
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Shimano
- Name
- XTR M9100 Groupset
- Series
- M9100
- Groupset
- XTR
- Rear Speeds
- 12
- Front Speeds
- 1
- Shifting
- Cable
- Brake Type
- Disc
Bundle Components
| Image | Component | Part | Quantity | Cheapest Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | shifter right | Shimano XTR SHIFT LEVER RIGHT 12s | 1 | No price |
 | rear derailleur | Shimano XTR REAR DERAILLEUR LONG CAGE 12s | 1 | No price |
 | crankset | Shimano XTR CRANKSET 174 MM Q-FACTOR 55 MM CHAIN LINE 1X12s | 1 | £224.99 |
 | cassette | Shimano XTR HYPERGLIDE+ CASSETTE 12s M9100 | 1 | No price |
 | chain | Shimano CN-M9100 HYPERGLIDE+ CHAIN 12s | 1 | £34.95 |
 | front brake caliper | Shimano XTR 2-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER M9100 | 1 | No price |
| rear brake caliper | Shimano XTR 2-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER M9100 | 1 | No price |
 | shifter | Shimano XTR BRAKE LEVER XC I-SPEC EV CLAMP BAND | 1 | No price |
| Total for 2 of 8 parts: | £259.94 | |||
Compatibility
Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset is a Shimano groupset. It is a 12-speed component. It uses Cable shifting. Everything listed below was matched on a specification we hold for both parts: the interface each pairing actually depends on, such as freehub body, speed count, actuation or mounting standard. Where we could not verify that interface, the part is left out rather than assumed to fit.
Wheels with a freehub this groupset fits20
Mechanically compatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP S
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP S (Rear)
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP SW
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP SW (Rear)
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New C Series Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New EVO C Series Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New EVO C Series Wheelset-CERAMICSPEED Bearing
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New EVO S Series Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New EVO S Series Wheelset-CERAMICSPEED Bearing
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2025 New S Series Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2026 C Series Steel Spokes Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2026 EVO C Series Steel Spokes Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2026 EVO S Series Carbon Spokes Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatible9Velo
2026 Gravel Disc Berd Spoke GB series
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatible9Velo
2026 Gravel Disc Sapim Spoke GB series
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleFarsports
2026 S Series Carbon Spokes Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleShimano
27.5 142X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleShimano
27.5 148X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleNO.6
28/28 Superlight Climb Carbon Spoke Disc Brake Road Bike Wheelset
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Mechanically compatibleShimano
29 142X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
- Takes a MICROSPLINE freehub body
Frequently Asked Questions
What fits Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset?
On this page we list wheels with a freehub this groupset fits. Each listing was matched on a specification we hold for both parts; anything we could not verify is omitted rather than assumed to fit.
Does Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset work with electronic shifting like Di2 or AXS?
No. Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset is mechanical, cable-actuated. Electronic groups use internal motors and proprietary signalling, so there is no mechanical or electrical path between the two.
Is Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset compatible with rim brakes?
No. Shimano XTR M9100 Groupset is built for disc systems. The mounting standards and wheel/frame interfaces for disc brakes are different and cannot be mixed.