
Index Rear Derailleurs and set Front Derailleur limits using E-Tube Project
Learn how to set up your di2 front derailleur electrical limits and index or micro-adjust your di2 rear derailleur using E-Tube Project 4.

If you've been looking at GRX Di2 components you may have seen that there are two rear deraileurs. This RD-RX815 and the RD-RX817.
While the RD-RX817 supports a greater cassette range of 11-42T, that specific derailleur is not meant to be used with a front derailleur. It is the 1x-only GRX rear derailleur.
So if you want to use GRX Di2 and run a front derailleur, this RD-RX815 is the way to go. It has a total capacity of 38T, with a top sprocket max of 11T and a low sprocket max of 34T (min 30T).
Both GRX rear derailleurs feature a clutch mechanism, just like the Ultegra RD-RX805 and the mountain bike rear derailleurs. Shimano call this the chain stabiliser. It can be adjusted and prevents chain slapping (or worse, dropping your chain).

Learn how to set up your di2 front derailleur electrical limits and index or micro-adjust your di2 rear derailleur using E-Tube Project 4.

Micro-adjust your 10-speed and 11-speed road bike Di2 rear derailleur.

Stuck installing your new Di2 rear derailleur? Read how to install the RD-RX805 / RD-RX815 / RD-RX817 Di2 rear derailleurs.

What is a rear derailleur's total capacity, really? Why is there a top sprocket minimum? And what about front derailleurs? Chain line, total capacity, Top gear teeth? This page explains all of those, and more.