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Originally Posted by kcblair
Thank you. I don't see why it wouldn't work, too. I would never use the small-small. To clarify, the 105 (5700 RD), is a 10 speed, but I'm using it with a 7 speed cassette and shifters (DT). The B screw can be turned in another 7mm, so the 34T should clear the jockey wheel. I was wondering if anyone has done this.

Sounds like that 34T works with your 105 GS RD. I'm guessing you had to turn in the B screw some ??

THanks. KB


Sure thing. Yes, turning the B-screw in will push the upper pulley of the derailleur lower, hopefully you can turn it in just enough for the derailleur to clear the largest cog. If you haven't messed with the B-screw before, proceed carefully. Its a tiny screw that can be tough to turn, so take care not to mess up the head of the screw.
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