Campagnolo 12-Speed
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Just got a call about this from the rep. I'll get the first ones record and super record in 4-6 weeks aparrantly.
I read up on the spec a bit but I like the look of it.
Direct mount rear mech, see I said that was coming. !2 speed though that has surpised me. Sad that there is no 1x option but maybe that will come. And cassettes are limited to 11-29 and 11-32T and no EPS at present. That will change I am sure. Miche and KMC will no doubt be srambling to make chains and cassettes for this now.
I read up on the spec a bit but I like the look of it.
Direct mount rear mech, see I said that was coming. !2 speed though that has surpised me. Sad that there is no 1x option but maybe that will come. And cassettes are limited to 11-29 and 11-32T and no EPS at present. That will change I am sure. Miche and KMC will no doubt be srambling to make chains and cassettes for this now.
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As a long time campagnolo user.. I'm not impressed by this.. Another standard war and no compatibility between drive trains .. Huge ugly hood for disc levers.
Looks to be pretty heavy throughout.
My new bike has di2 9170 hoods and they are by far the best shimano road levers in ergonomic shape and function. Seems like campagnolo is going the other way.
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Looks to be pretty heavy throughout.
My new bike has di2 9170 hoods and they are by far the best shimano road levers in ergonomic shape and function. Seems like campagnolo is going the other way.
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As a long time Campagnolo user, I am impressed by this. Didn't believe the 12sp rumours so what do I know. I assume that within a year or two Sram and Shim will have done the same thing.
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Now it will be interesting what standard SRAM will use when coming out with 12x road. It might turn out we arrive at 2 different 12 speed implementations for road bikes, and I personally have no idea whether Campagnolo is playing a "we define the standard" or "just put out more gears than others" game here right now.
Now it will be interesting what standard SRAM will use when coming out with 12x road. It might turn out we arrive at 2 different 12 speed implementations for road bikes, and I personally have no idea whether Campagnolo is playing a "we define the standard" or "just put out more gears than others" game here right now.
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I am not sure the weight is a problem any more. The weight weenies community is pretty niche. making your groupset the lightest does not mean you sell any more. most riders are not worried if there groupset is the lightest or not. They just want a nice looking bike that works well. If the 12 speed Record and super record groupsets deliver that then they will sell quite a few.
As for the standard I suspect given the constraints of a shimano 11 speed body shimano and SRAM will produce 12 speed versions with similar if not the same cassette spacing. Shimano may however choose to allow 11-36T or 11-40T cassettes.
I like it but I have so much campag kit to wear out i dont really need to buy another groupset. That wont stop me though.
As for the standard I suspect given the constraints of a shimano 11 speed body shimano and SRAM will produce 12 speed versions with similar if not the same cassette spacing. Shimano may however choose to allow 11-36T or 11-40T cassettes.
I like it but I have so much campag kit to wear out i dont really need to buy another groupset. That wont stop me though.
True, to the Pro´s the weight is not very important.......but who has to pay it, it takes into account................bm0p700f wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 4:46 pmI am not sure the weight is a problem any more. The weight weenies community is pretty niche. making your groupset the lightest does not mean you sell any more. most riders are not worried if there groupset is the lightest or not. They just want a nice looking bike that works well. If the 12 speed Record and super record groupsets deliver that then they will sell quite a few.
As for the standard I suspect given the constraints of a shimano 11 speed body shimano and SRAM will produce 12 speed versions with similar if not the same cassette spacing. Shimano may however choose to allow 11-36T or 11-40T cassettes.
I like it but I have so much campag kit to wear out i dont really need to buy another groupset. That wont stop me though.
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I think very few who buy it think about the weight of Campag kit. There's far more niche products to cater for the very small numbers that buy those type of products. They have the price to go with them. For the majority of buyers they have their price bracket and buy the kit that budget allows.Ritxis wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 4:55 pmTrue, to the Pro´s the weight is not very important.......but who has to pay it, it takes into account................bm0p700f wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 4:46 pmI am not sure the weight is a problem any more. The weight weenies community is pretty niche. making your groupset the lightest does not mean you sell any more. most riders are not worried if there groupset is the lightest or not. They just want a nice looking bike that works well. If the 12 speed Record and super record groupsets deliver that then they will sell quite a few.
As for the standard I suspect given the constraints of a shimano 11 speed body shimano and SRAM will produce 12 speed versions with similar if not the same cassette spacing. Shimano may however choose to allow 11-36T or 11-40T cassettes.
I like it but I have so much campag kit to wear out i dont really need to buy another groupset. That wont stop me though.