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Shimano Tech Docs
Maybe my googlefu has failed, but it seems the Shimano has mucked up their tech docs area and, where you could
find the DM SM Exploded Views etc for time out of mind bicycle products and the latest and greatest 'easily'
that is no longer the case IME.
Specifically was looking for cable routing of the 105 RD 7000 series and only 5800/6800 were shown.
find the DM SM Exploded Views etc for time out of mind bicycle products and the latest and greatest 'easily'
that is no longer the case IME.
Specifically was looking for cable routing of the 105 RD 7000 series and only 5800/6800 were shown.
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Here ya go. DM-RARD001-04-ENG.pdf (shimano.com) I hate the newer Shimano site too. As many times as I've used it, I still haven't mastered the process of finding the answers without a bunch of wrong turns.
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I agree that Shimano has messed up their tech doc site. It's harder to find stuff if you don't know exactly what you want. And the search results come up in such a large font that you only see a few lines at a time. And the exploded views that come up in HTML format are just piecemealing information out instead of letting you see everything at the same time as the .pdf views do. I've learned to look for the .pdf link that is on some of the HTML exploded views.
I guess they'd say they made it "Better".
I guess they'd say they made it "Better".
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I agree that Shimano has messed up their tech doc site. It's harder to find stuff if you don't know exactly what you want. And the search results come up in such a large font that you only see a few lines at a time. And the exploded views that come up in HTML format are just piecemealing information out instead of letting you see everything at the same time as the .pdf views do. I've learned to look for the .pdf link that is on some of the HTML exploded views.
I guess they'd say they made it "Better".
I guess they'd say they made it "Better".
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They don't make it easy. I think @KerryIrons hit the nail on the head.
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It's not unlike all the other websites that like to change their look all the time and go through cycles of some being user friendly and others not.
Just wait till BF decides to change up their format and go with another software package.
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Sometimes this helps:
Go to google.com
Then, before the search term (whatever it is you are searching for), type:
site:si.shimano.com
No space between the "site:" and the website you wish to see the results for. A space goes after the site/domain, i.e. before the search term.
Of course, instead of the "si.shimano.com" you could use "www.bikeforums.net" to search this forum.
Sometimes, Google is better at showing what you need compared to the search "built into" any website you are trying to find the info on.
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Go to google.com
Then, before the search term (whatever it is you are searching for), type:
site:si.shimano.com
No space between the "site:" and the website you wish to see the results for. A space goes after the site/domain, i.e. before the search term.
Of course, instead of the "si.shimano.com" you could use "www.bikeforums.net" to search this forum.
Sometimes, Google is better at showing what you need compared to the search "built into" any website you are trying to find the info on.
Relja
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Appreciate the tips, problem in part is not knowing which concatenation of letters
Shimano uses to do a search on. Such as crankycranks RARD001-04 for the DM
for the 9000/8000/7000 series RD. Just what I needed but finding it on a search
is no longer easy. Thanks again, and at least I am not alone in this frustration.
Shimano uses to do a search on. Such as crankycranks RARD001-04 for the DM
for the 9000/8000/7000 series RD. Just what I needed but finding it on a search
is no longer easy. Thanks again, and at least I am not alone in this frustration.
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Appreciate the tips, problem in part is not knowing which concatenation of letters
Shimano uses to do a search on. Such as crankycranks RARD001-04 for the DM
for the 9000/8000/7000 series RD. Just what I needed but finding it on a search
is no longer easy. Thanks again, and at least I am not alone in this frustration.
Shimano uses to do a search on. Such as crankycranks RARD001-04 for the DM
for the 9000/8000/7000 series RD. Just what I needed but finding it on a search
is no longer easy. Thanks again, and at least I am not alone in this frustration.
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