Showing posts with label electronic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

Electronic Campy Video

Lots of Campagnolo electronica in this official video on Vimeo ... electronic bikes, electronic soundtrack ... even an electronic washing machine.




The Best Teams Trust Campagnolo from Campagnolo Srl on Vimeo.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Want Another Wireless Option? Check out Tiso

Campagnolo and ShimaNO have a new competitor in the race to convert your local peloton to battery-poered shifting. Independent component maker Tiso has officially announced a wireless electronic gruppo that will work with Campagnolo (and ShimaNO) cogs and cranksets. Read BikeRumor's report here.

 

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Installing Campagnolo's EPS: Not As Easy As Plugging It In

VeloNews' Lennard Zinn tackles the difficult question of how to install EPS on a frame that doesn't come pre-drilled for the internal wiring. Read the entire article here.

When you click over, sit down and get ready for a long read that includes nuggets of wisdom such as this:

"EPS wires have 6mm-diameter waterproof connections. They also require a special tool (the Campagnolo UT-CG020EPS) to plug and unplug them."

Wow. Another tool for the ol' toolbox. Just to plug and unplug wires.

Ah, well. We still stand by our longstanding prediction that Campagnolo will sell each and every electronic gruppo they produce, not matter the cost ... or the difficulty of installation.

 

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Videos from Vicenza

Campagnolo SRL has a bunch of videos on YouTube explaining EPS (electronic) shifting and other topics. 

To see them, search YouTube for "CampagnoloSRL"  Here's one example:

Monday, November 7, 2011

VeloNews' Lennard Zinn's Hopes for the Electronic Gruppo

So far, Lennard Zinn, VeloNews' tech guru, isn't seeing some key features that he thinks Campagnolo should build into the electronic gruppo. Read his article here.

Friday, May 13, 2011

Campy Electronica at the Giro

Campagnolo's perennial prototype electronic gruppo is making an appearance at the Giro d' Italia, according to this article from VeloNews.

Rider Franciso Ventoso won Stage 6 of the Giro, although we can't confirm from the reports whether he was on board the electronic-shifting bike.