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Friday, July 2, 2010

Official Details on the 2011 Campagnolo Gruppos


It's only July, but we have the official details on the 2011 gruppos. There's a ton of info in this super-detailed gruppo-by-gruppo listing.

Some of the news:
  • Record 11-speed gets a new red logo
  • Upper and lower bodies of the Record rear derailleur will be carbon fiber
  • New geometry for the front derailleur (which promises better shifting)
  • Reworked internals on the Record and Chrous Ergo levers
  • X.P.S.S. shifting on cranksets--eXtreme Performance Shifting System
  • Inner ring on the Record crankset is now threaded to accept the chainring bolts
  • Lighter UltraTorque axle for Record
  • New brake pads for Record
  • White and red Ergo lever hoods and cables available as an option
  • Titanium UltraTorque axle available as an option for Record
  • New graphics and a "full black" option for Chorus
  • New Ergo mechanism for Athena
  • Athena gets PowerTorque and Power shifting
  • All-alloy option for Athena adds alloy Ergo levers (great for riders looking for a more traditional look than carbon)
  • All gruppos get lighter
No word yet on pricing.

5 comments:

  1. I noticed a mis-print. Athena had Ultra-Torque, it now gets Power Torque (and Power shift for that matter).

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  2. and bar end shifters for TT bikes????

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  3. That titanium SR chainset is going to be eye-wateringly expensive. him andLovely, but...Also, I don't go a bundle on the all-black finishes for Record and Chorus. Looks cheap, IMO.

    Nice to see the SR derailleur move to an all carbon-fibre design. They should make the paddle shifters on the SR Ergopowers like that, too.

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  4. Hey, I just tried to post on the forum, and it says that my IP address has been blacklisted.

    Oh well, won't be going there again...

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  5. Just read about the Super Record inner chainring being 'threatened'. Does this mean the pros will start using Pista chainsets instead !
    Only joking....it's meant to say 'threaded' of course !

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