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cycling1 year ago

"Campagnolo Introduces Versatile and Affordable Ekar GT Alloy Gravel Groupset with Wider Range"

Campagnolo has launched the Ekar GT gravel groupset, a new version of its Ekar groupset, featuring a mechanical 1x13 speed drivetrain with wider gear ranges and an aluminum chainset. The groupset also includes new Zonda GT wheels, offering road and gravel riding capabilities. The Ekar GT has received gearing changes, a new chainset, and updates to the shifter and rear derailleur design. Additionally, the Zonda GT wheels feature a 23mm internal width, 29mm rim depth, and N3W freehub, and can be set up with tube or tubeless.

via Cyclingnews|
#campagnolo#cycling#ekar-gt
cycling1 year ago

"Campagnolo Unveils Ekar GT: Widest Range Gravel Groupset at a Lower Price"

Campagnolo introduces Ekar GT, a 13-speed gravel groupset with a wider 10-48t cassette and smaller 36t chainring option, designed to be more affordable than Ekar. The groupset includes revamped rear derailleur, updated shifter ergonomics, and a claimed weight of 2,700g. Alongside the groupset, Campagnolo is launching a new Zonda GT wheelset with a 23mm internal rim width. Ekar GT will retail for £1,211 / $1,599 / €1,490 and will be available from March in the UK, with Australian pricing to be confirmed.

via BikeRadar|
#13-speed#campagnolo#cycling
cycling2 years ago

Comparing the Top Wireless Cycling Groupsets: Dura-Ace vs Red AXS vs Super Record.

Shimano Dura-Ace, SRAM Red AXS, and Campagnolo Super Record Wireless are the flagship electronic groupsets from the three biggest manufacturers. All three are 12-speed and are available exclusively as electronic groupsets. In this in-depth guide, we’ll compare the three brands’ premium groupsets – what each offers and how they function, as well as the all-important weights and prices.

via BikeRadar|
#campagnolo#cycling#electronic-groupsets
cycling2 years ago

Campagnolo Super Record Goes Wireless and Disc Brake Only, Ditching Thumb Shifter

Campagnolo has launched its new Super Record Wireless groupset, which is wireless, disc-brake-only, and has done away with the thumb shifter. The groupset features separate batteries mounted onto both derailleurs, each of which is removable and chargeable via a magnetic cable. The groupset is only available with disc brakes and features three fairly tight cassettes by today's standards. The shift buttons sit behind each brake lever blade, and the hood has changed shape to accommodate the additional internal tech. The Super Record Wireless groupset will weigh 2,520g and will be priced at £4,499.00 ($5,399.00 / €5,200.00).

via Cyclingnews|
#campagnolo#cycling#disc-brakes
cycling2 years ago

Campagnolo's Hyperon Wheels: Lightweight Performance at a High Cost

Campagnolo has launched the Hyperon Ultra, a new lightweight wheelset that weighs just 1,240g. The wheelset features Campagnolo’s H.U.L.C. (Handmade Ultra-Light Carbon) layup and C-LUX finish, with both technologies first introduced on the Bora Ultra WTO and Levante wheelsets. The Hyperon Ultra is Campagnolo’s first rim to be manufactured with one join, compared to the industry standard of four. The wheelset is available in both tubeless and tubular versions, with prices starting at £3,150.

via BikeRadar|
#campagnolo#carbon-fiber#cycling
cycling2 years ago

Campagnolo Goes Wireless with New WRL Groupset

Campagnolo may be releasing a new Super Record groupset that uses wireless technology and ditches the iconic thumb shifter buttons. The new shifters will likely have two smaller paddle-style shift buttons alongside the brake lever and use CR2023 coin cell batteries. The new groupset may also feature revised gearing options and a new Campagnolo disc rotor. It is expected to be released this year, possibly in time for the Tour de France.

via Cyclingnews|
#campagnolo#cycling#groupset
cycling2 years ago

Campagnolo Goes Wireless with New WRL Groupset

Campagnolo's upcoming Super Record WRL groupset is set to be fully wireless and feature a new shifter design, according to an FCC filing and product leaks. The groupset will also include a 10-tooth starting sprocket on the cassette, new chainring sizes, Campagnolo’s ProTech bottom bracket, and new disc brake rotors. The future of Campagnolo’s mechanical groupsets is unclear, and it remains to be seen if the brand will produce a rim brake variant of the new groupset. The launch date for the groupset is unknown, but it is expected to be a major release for the brand.

via BikeRadar|
#12-speed#campagnolo#cycling