Introducing the brand - new 12 - speed Shimano GRX Di2 RX825 series. This amazing groupset comes with dual control levers that are finely tuned for a comfortable and easy - to - control riding experience. The rear derailleur, equipped with Shimano Shadow RD+, ensures excellent chain management, reducing the chances of chain drops. The gravel - optimized front derailleur offers precise and smooth shifting.
The groupset includes:
- Rear Derailleur: RD - RX825, GRX, 12 - SPEED (UPC: 192790310893)
- Disc Brake Rotors x 2: RT - CL800 160mm (UPC: 192790232775)
- Disc Brake Set: ST - RX825 GRX (Right) (UPC: 192790640105)
- Disc Brake Set: ST - RX825 GRX (Left) (UPC: 192790640075)
- Front Derailleur: FD - RX825, GRX, 12 - SPEED (UPC: 192790310640)
- Di2 Charging Cable: EW - EC300 1700mm UPC: 192790889801
- Di2 Battery: BT - DN300 (UPC: 192790894720)
- Cassette: CS - HG710 12 - SPEED 11 - 36T (UPC: 192790172576)
- Chain: CN - M8100, DEORE XT 12 - SPEED (UPC: 192790443881)
- Crankset: FC - RX820 - 2 GRX 2X12 - SPEED 172.5mm 48x31T (UPC: 192790303420)
- Di2 Electric Wire: EW - SD300, 700mm, BLACK (UPC: 192790635088)
- Di2 Electric Wire: EW - SD300, 1200mm, BLACK (UPC: 192790635163)
Using your Shimano GRX RX825 12 - Speed Groupset is a breeze. First, install all the components according to the included instructions. Make sure the derailleurs are properly aligned for smooth shifting. When using the dual control levers, a light push will change gears, giving you a seamless riding experience.
For the disc brakes, just squeeze the brake levers to slow down or stop. The 160mm rotors provide reliable stopping power.
When it comes to charging the Di2 battery, use the provided EW - EC300 cable. Plug it into the battery and a power source. It's recommended to charge the battery after every long ride or when the power indicator shows low.
Here are some maintenance tips. Keep the chain clean by regularly wiping it with a dry cloth. You can also use a chain cleaner for a more thorough clean. Check the brake pads for wear and replace them when they get too thin. Inspect the derailleurs for any signs of damage or misalignment after a rough ride. With proper care, your groupset will last for a long time and keep you riding smoothly.
