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I don't believe there's anything that alters the basic ability to shift other than the trim value you already have access to.
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i don't understand the meaning of that, but when you set-up the derailleur from scratch it gets its basic position with the cassette as a point of reference
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i don't understand the meaning of that, but when you set-up the derailleur from scratch it gets its basic position with the cassette as a point of reference.
it seems logical that if the fairlight design puts the derailleur out of bounds, they produced a derailleur link with an offest to compensate.
Glws
i see. not sure by how much things are offset compared to a regular link, but if indeed fairlight use a custom one for di2 derailleurs, it could be that the di2 cannot compensate.