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  1. Rear derailleur typically have a max tooth range they can cover. They used to make short and longer cages and in cases like this the short wouldn’t have enough length for big/big small/small combos. You your chainring and cassette setup may be asking too much of that derailleur

  2. I forgot to mention i just put out the Jockey wheels to do some cleanup, but i can’t remeber if that happens before. It is something to do with the B-gap ?

  3. Hey guys i think i found the solution. I adjust it corectly using GG adjustment gauge adjusting the B-gap and the problem is solved. It is possible that screw which adjust the B-gap is loose over time or i’m an idiot?

  4. Looks a link too long to me but I would very carefully check the B-tension setting before I shortened anything.

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