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Old 04-21-23, 11:51 AM
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Question New Jockey Wheels

I have a Shimano 105, GS cage, 11-speed. I think this is the one:
https://bike.shimano.com/en-US/produ...-R7000-GS.html

I would like to get new jockey wheels. Would these ones fit/work on the 105?
https://www.bike-components.de/en/KC...1-pair-p47936/

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Fitting Your BikeAre you confused about how you should fit a bike to your particular body dimensions? Have you been reading, found the terms Merxx or French Fit, and don’t know what you need? Every style of riding is different- in how you fit the bike to you, and the sizing of the bike itself. It’s more than just measuring your height, reach and inseam. With the help of Bike Fitting, you’ll be able to find the right fit for your frame size, style of riding, and your particular dimensions. Here ya’ go…..the location for everything fit related.
I've always thought the forum title should be Fitting You to Your Bike

This is the better sub-forum to ask this question in Bicycle Mechanics
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