Rear Derailleur P Shimano RD-R9250 Boot
Rear Derailleur P Shimano RD-R9250 Boot is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Shipping & Delivery*
Shipping & Delivery*
Standard Shipping
All parcels shipped with Australia Post with tracking. The delivery fee depends on the size and weight of your ordered items.
- $8.00 - Small
- $12.00 - Medium
- $20.00 - Large
- *FREE - over $100 for small items only.
Heavy, Oversized Delivery
Heavy, oversized items incur additional fees and are shipped using a tracked Courier Service.
- $30.00 - 3 to 5kg
- $50.00 - 5 to 8kg
- $100.00 - 8 to 15kg
This includes items like home trainers, trailers, car racks, child seats and more.
These rates are limited to VIC, SA, NSW, QLD, and TAS. Contact us for a quote to NT or WA.
When will my order be shipped?
- 0-2 business days - All items in stock at one location
- 2-5 business days - Items stocked at multiple locations
Returns
Returns
Get in touch with our orders team at orders@ivanhoecycles.com.au within 30 days of receiving your goodies if you'd like to organise a return, exchange or credit.
Rear Derailleur P Shimano RD-R9250 Boot
Shimano RD-R9250 Derailleur Boot
The Shimano RD-R9250 Boot is a protective cover designed for the connectors of Shimano's Di2 rear derailleurs, specifically the Dura-Ace Di2 RD-R9250 model.
This boot safeguards the electrical connections from dirt, moisture, and debris, ensuring reliable performance and longevity of the shifting system.
- Protection: Shields the rear derailleur's electrical connectors from environmental elements, preventing potential malfunctions.
- Compatibility: Designed for the Dura-Ace Di2 RD-R9250 rear derailleur; also compatible with other Shimano Di2 rear derailleurs like the RD-R8150, RD-R7150, and RD-M8150.
- Genuine Shimano Part: Manufactured to Shimano's quality standards, ensuring a perfect fit and reliable protection.
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