The new Deore XT Di2 e-bike drivetrains will likely get all the attention, but at the same time, Shimano is launching something for the commuter and lifestyle world. Calling it a dedicated lifestyle component brand, Shimano CUES kicks off with a new LinkGlide drivetrain with all of the same Di2 features as the new XT.
Enables SHIMANO’s All-New AUTO SHIFT WITH MANUAL OVERRIDE and FREESHIFT Modes
Both are built around the LinkGlide drivetrain platform and enable the new Auto Shift with Manual Override and Free Shift modes. That means that bikes equipped with the CUES drivetrain will be able to automatically shift while pedaling and coasting. Also, if you prefer to do the shifting yourself, you can still shift without pedaling thanks to the Free Shift mode.
We’re told that the CUES derailleur will utilize the same XT level shifter from the 11-Speed LinkGlide XT Di2 group.
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