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Shimano 6100, 600
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Category:  Brake Levers
Name:  Shimano 6100, 600
Brand:  Shimano
Primary Group:  600
Model:  6100
Years:  1977 - 1978
Country:  Japan
Weight:  170 grams (avg)
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Added By: chisu on 11/28/15
Updated By: Gazelleer on 10/16/17
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StyleNon-AeroReturn Spring No
Quick Release NoCable AdjusterNo
Lever Material AluminumLever MarkingsShimano 600
Body Material AluminumHood/Body MarkingsShimano
Attachment Bolt Access  
General Information
Similar to Shimano M-140 / MA-100, Dura-Ace First Gen.
Quality:Not RatedRarity:Not Rated
   
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Variations of Component exist (Component is 1 of 3)BrandGroup
Shimano 600Shimano600
Shimano 600Shimano600
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Primary Group NameBrandQuick InfoBrowse Group Components
600, First Gen / 6100 seriesShimano1975 - 1984, Road RaceView 24 Components
Details:   The first generation(s) of Shimano 600 parts.  Like the Dura-Ace group it came from some fairly humble beginnings appearing to be only a small step up from the recreational use components that Shimano was producing at the time. By the early 1980's, parts took on the 6100 series model numbers and the "Shimano 600 Series" name.  These parts continued to be produced for a few years after the introduction of 600EX, but was eventually phased out entirely by the end of 1984, about the time that Shimano introduced S.I.S. into the 600EX lineup.
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