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Originally Posted by Barrettscv
Yes the front triple with a 50, 39 & 26t adds 12 units to the chain wrap value compared to your 46 & 34t double. You should have the same outcome and be within the practical chain wrap capacity of the "SS" RD.
Confirmed!

I put the new cassette on this weekend. I didn't change the chain length or adjust the derailleur cable tension -- just put the new cassette on the wheel and tried it out. The chain length is pushing the limit, but seems to be acceptable (the chain was cut to accept a 12-27). The shifting is outstanding. If anything, it shifts better than it did with the old 105/Ultegra cassette. That may be because of accumulated grime in the hyperglide bits of the old cassette, or it may be that the old cassette was just worn.

I just posted a full review on the Commuting forum.
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