
12-speed Rear Derailleur installation and adjustment guide
This page shows you how to install your 12-speed Di2 rear derailleur, set the B-screw, limits, and fine-tune the shifting using micro-adjust
This twelve-speed gravel rear derailleur features a charge port, LED, function button and an EW-SD300 type port used to connect the derailleur to the battery.
Both the rear derailleur and the front derailleur connect to the battery using a wire. The shift levers send their shift commands to the rear derailleur wirelessly.
Since this is a gravel rear derailleur, it also has a clutch mechanism that can be switched on/off. When turned on, this mechanism will ensure proper chain retention and smooth shifting on rough terrain.
Just like the 11-speed GRX rear derailleurs, this 12-speed RD-RX825 falls into the road category. This means that it's fully compatible with other 12-speed Di2 groupsets. If you want to build a 12-speed road bike with a clutch rear derailleur, you can!
This page shows you how to install your 12-speed Di2 rear derailleur, set the B-screw, limits, and fine-tune the shifting using micro-adjust
Just bought a new 12-speed Di2 bike? This page explains what the buttons do, how to charge, and what synchronized shfit does.
Below is an overview of all known firmware updates for this component. The changelog texts are Shimano's, and quite often they're a bit cryptic - sorry!
4.2.3
■ ChangesSecurity performance for wireless communications between the shifter and rear derailleur has been improved.Click here to view FAQs for more information. https://bike.shimano.com/faq/DI20A#D-7030*The firmware for both the shifter and rear derailleur must be updated for proper operation of the Di2 system.■ OthersGeneral bug fixes.
4.2.1
Firmware released.