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Originally Posted by HillRider
I'm not that familiar with MTB front derailleurs but I do know some of them want the cable to enter from the top so be sure the model you choose will work with road-style cable routing.
Most current mountain bike front derailers work with either top pull or bottom pull cable routing.

Originally Posted by Barrettscv
The Crankset is a Hollowtech II, so changing the BB is not an option.
With external bottom brackets, you can change the spacer behind the drive side cup to adjust the chainline. If you have 2 spacers on the drive side, try removing one spacer or you can get thinner spacers from your local shop for a couple of bucks. You can get them on-line but shipping will boost the price several fold.
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