Shimano (Exploded View PDF's)

The-Dude
The-Dude Posts: 57
edited July 2009 in Workshop
Not sure if this has ever been posted on here. just came across it while trying to find out what the little adjuster screw on the top of calipers was for. It's a load of PDF's that show exploded views of what seems to be every Shimano component. Thought someone might find it useful. It's in German but it doesn't really matter

Exploded Views Of Components
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  • C-S-B
    C-S-B Posts: 117
    wow great find!

    That little screw is to adjust the brake from left to right (eg. bring it closer to one side of rim/ further from other), - if were talking about the same one..
  • schlepcycling
    schlepcycling Posts: 1,614
    They're all on the Shimano website http://techdocs.shimano.com/techdocs/index.jsp
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  • The-Dude
    The-Dude Posts: 57
    schlepcycling wrote:
    They're all on the Shimano website http://techdocs.shimano.com/techdocs/index.jsp

    Not such a great find after all then.lol. Oh well :)
    C-S-B wrote:
    That little screw is to adjust the brake from left to right (eg. bring it closer to one side of rim/ further from other), - if were talking about the same one..

    Yeah that must be it. Cheers
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  • Marko1962
    Marko1962 Posts: 320
    It's still a great find if like me you didn't know these sites existed ;)
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  • alfablue
    alfablue Posts: 8,497
    it still has the advantage of all the documents in one place, also the Shimano site is often very slow to load the pdf's, so well done Dude.
  • BazookaMoor
    BazookaMoor Posts: 77
    Cheers, really useful post.

    8) 8) 8)
  • Gav888
    Gav888 Posts: 946
    Nice one, thanks for that... :wink:
    Cycling never gets any easier, you just go faster - Greg LeMond
  • Kapalowski
    Kapalowski Posts: 1
    I have the Shimano Alivio Brake / Shifter all in one setup

    the shifter mechanism was taken apart in hopes to repair a shifting problem and well to be honest there are just TOO many parts in there to be sure i got it back to together properly.

    I have looked at all the exploded diagrams specific to my setup

    ST-MC10

    but cannot find any diagrams that show the innards of the shifter assembly ... does anybody have any details or diagrams that can assist in getting this back together for me!?

    thank you for any help
  • skyd0g
    skyd0g Posts: 2,540
    Yah! Das iz good!
    Now ve hav ze plans... Ve vill taken ze swinehuntzee bolz unt twisten zem until zey beg for mercy. :wink:
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