Microshift is a bicycle component brand that designs and manufactures shifters, derailleurs, cassettes, and other drivetrain components. Their products are known for their affordability and compatibility with a wide range of bike brands and models.
Founded in Taiwan in 1999
Originally a manufacturer of precision gears for the automotive and aerospace industries
Entered the bike industry in the early 2000s with a focus on affordable, high-quality components
Expanded their product line to include shifters and derailleurs for road, MTB, and e-bikes
Partnered with major bike brands such as Merida and Giant to provide OEM components for their bikes
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Microshift's flagship road bike groupset, featuring carbon fiber shift levers and a wide range of gearing options to suit any rider's preferences.
A budget-friendly MTB groupset with a 1x9 or 1x10 drivetrain and a durable, easy-to-use shifter.
A mid-range road bike groupset with a wide range of gearing options, including both double and triple chainring setups.
Yes, Microshift components are generally compatible with Shimano components, as well as other major bike component brands. However, it's always best to double-check compatibility before mixing and matching components.
Microshift components are designed and tested in Taiwan, where the company is headquartered. Many of their components are also manufactured there, but some production facilities are located in China and other countries as well.
Microshift offers a two-year warranty on all of their components, which covers defects in materials and workmanship. However, normal wear and tear is not covered under this warranty.
For the most part, yes. Microshift components are designed to be easy to install and adjust with basic tools, and the company provides online manuals and videos to help users with the installation process.
Yes, Microshift is a great choice for beginner cyclists or anyone on a budget. Their components are reliable, easy to use, and more affordable than many other brands, without sacrificing performance or quality.
