NXS
Set NXS shift behavior
Choose startup gear, overshift, dwell, and multishift timing.
What each control changes
These settings change how the rear shifter responds; they do not correct basic derailleur alignment or a worn drivetrain. Make sure normal setup and tuning are sound first.
- Starting gear is the position where a continuous multishift pauses. Gear 1 is the largest rear cog and easiest rear gear.
- Overshift distance moves the derailleur slightly past the final gear position to help the chain complete the shift, then lets it settle back. Set it to zero to disable overshift.
- Overshift dwell is how long the derailleur holds that extra movement before settling, from 100–800 ms.
- Multishift delay is the pause between shifts while you continue holding a button, from 100–500 ms. A shorter delay produces faster consecutive shifts.
Change behavior
- Open Bike Setup and select the rear shifting controller.
- Choose Shift behavior.
- Make small changes and save.
- Test the full cassette on a stand, then in a safe riding area.
Make small changes
More overshift does not automatically produce a better shift. Too much movement, too long a dwell, or very fast multishift timing can make some drivetrains noisy or harsh.
Start with conservative values, change one setting at a time, and test the entire cassette in a stand before taking the bike to a safe riding area. That makes it much easier to tell which change helped.

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