Old 11-09-08 | 11:35 AM
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sstorkel
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Shimano claims that the largest cog you're supposed to use with either is 27-teeth. I've heard of people making it work by replacing the B-tension screw so they could move the RD further from the cassette. I would expect that this might compromise shift quality, though. As AEO points out, you'll also need to swap the RD if you've got the small cage version.
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