Ultegra DI2
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Ultegra DI2
Hi
Just upgraded my group set to DI2 but I'm not clear if the pivot points on the derallieur need to be lubed
This was standard practice on my mechanical setup but guess if it's electronic no lube is required ?
Can anyone confirm
Thanks
Martyn
Just upgraded my group set to DI2 but I'm not clear if the pivot points on the derallieur need to be lubed
This was standard practice on my mechanical setup but guess if it's electronic no lube is required ?
Can anyone confirm
Thanks
Martyn
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The dealer/installer's manual from Shimano says that yes you do lubricate the beast.
Here - knock yourself out:
https://techdocs.shimano.com/media/te...9830770172.pdf
Here - knock yourself out:
https://techdocs.shimano.com/media/te...9830770172.pdf
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It doesn't need much, and doesn't need anything heavy. Lube but don't drown
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