Campagnolo

The newest groupset from Campagnolo paves a new direction for the Italian company, but is it enough to bring in new users?

The Italian brand's latest wheelset brings lower weight, improved aerodynamics, and a whole lot of polish.

From the probable to the outlandish, here's the 2023 outlook for bike gear in road racing.

Drool over these things from Wheels Manufacturing, Campagnolo, Cleat Key, Prestacycle, CMH Designs, BSC, and more.

Hiding beneath the luxurious looks is superb performance worthy of use and abuse.

Wheelsets for going fast no matter the road ahead.

In this week's Technical FAQ, Lennard Zinn discusses riding while on anticoagulants.

A green and gold Colnago is just one of this year's special bikes for the Australian gravel privateer.

Can’t figure out what freehub body you need for a certain cassette type? This will help.

The last hurrah Tour glory for mechanical before almost certain extinction.

Love Ekar’s 13-speed cassette options, but prefer SRAM lever ergonomics? Your wish has been granted.

Answering all the commonly asked questions, this is your ultimate guide to disc brakes.

Examining hill gradients, Campagnolo components, and the IT band.

Ekar EPS, aluminum gravel wheels, and new 13-speed mechanical and electronic groupsets all seem like safe bets in the next year or two.

1,900g steel frame can be painted in a variety of colors, and comes in six sizes.

They're designed to go hand-in-hand with the company’s stellar Ekar mechanical 1x13 gravel-specific groupset.

Hooked or hookless rim? Campagnolo shoots the gap with 'mini hook' on the 1,485g carbon wheels.

A look at the cycle-specific tools that form the basis of a workshop or well-equipped toolbox.

How to choose and apply chain lube, mixing double and triple chainring groups, what Campy parts work with each other.

Mix and match accessory hydro levers, stripped Camp crank bolts, and Campy front derailleurs.

Differences between chain lines of Campagnolo, Shimano, and SRAM disc brake setups.

VeloNews technical expert examines brand cross-compatibility of brakes and drivetrain components.

How to mix and match braking components across brands, and why Shimano does not offer a 10-tooth cog for new groups.

Roll up, Roll up! Read all about it! Champion cycle racers observed using a mechanically assisted gear changing mechanism

Can't find the part you need in stock? These tips may help.

Lennard Zinn answers questions about dating Campy components, SRAM chainring compatibility, and tolerances for new TRP brake rotors.

More tips and tricks for limiting high-speed wobble, mixing drivetrain components, and more.

Without the restraints of cables, electronic shifters can be put anywhere. But is that a good thing?

We take a look at some of the new, unbranded, prototype, and non-sponsor-correct wheels and tyres used in this year's Tour de France peloton.

What's new for Van Avermaet in 2021? Well he's back on BMC after two years on a Giant.

Surprisingly good value for an experienced US builder with lots of custom options.

A fresh steel ride built to pay homage to the pinnacle years of steel racing bikes, square tapered bottom brackets and 9-speed shifting.

Here's the gear that's making headlines on Thursday, April 22.

Tips for mixing Campy and SRAM drivetrains, internal cable routing, and how frequently to replace a carbon fork.

Mixing 11- and 12- speed SRAM eTap shifters and derailleurs, 11-speed chainrings on 10-speed drivetrains, and mounting a rack on a carbon frame.

Campagnolo drivetrain maintenance, Shimano wide-range gearing, and mounting racks on carbon road bikes.

Shimano GRX/XT/XTR drivetrain compatibility, standards for weights, and Campy shifter rebuilds.

The new high-performance pedal-assist road bike looks — and weighs — about the same as a standard road bike.

Here's what a bunch of patent filings tells us.

Cycling brands hit with uncertainty and delivery delays as the United Kingdom exits the European Union trade agreements.

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A carbon Kiwi chassis dressed in a 13-speed gravel group.

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Gravel drivetrains exist, but do they really need to? Ben Delaney and Dan Cavallari discuss the merits of a dedicated gravel groupset.

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Campagnolo's Ekar drivetrain ramps up the gear options to 13 speeds, and it's made specifically for gravel riding.

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One reader asks about using a Campy crank on a Shimano drivetrain, while another reader inquires about mixing in a Wolftooth component.

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Component makers first produced electronic shifters in the 1990's, but in the last decade, the technology became ubiquitous in cycling, from the Tour de France to the weekly group ride.

For SRAM, an opportunity is born — and for Campagnolo, a moment of reflection. What does Movistar's move to SRAM mean for component manufacturers?

A reader survives a crash with an automobile, but his steel bike does not. How should he go about repairing the bent frame? Plus, mixing SRAM Rival and Campagnolo Record components.

Enve claims Vittoria tires are prone to failure on its rims, but Vittoria wants to know more. New Campagnolo EPS 12-speed, and more.

Campagnolo becomes the first road bike component manufacturer to bring a 12-speed cassette to market.

Farley fat bikes recalled, new Rapha kit, Campagnolo EPS jives with Wahoo, and more Brooks saddle options.

As the Big Three component manufacturers make way for Rotor and, soon, FSA, pros and consumers have more choices than ever.

Lennard Zinn answers questions about Campy EPS compatibility, whether you can save money on non-Campy parts, and more.

The Shamal Ultras were stiff going up, stable coming down in tight switchbacks, and priced well for a racer who doesn't want carbon rims.

Campagnolo’s Shamal Mille wheelset is a lightweight, reliable set of alloy hoops is great for big days in the mountains.

Campagnolo's long-awaited disc brakes are still in the testing phase, but it's likely we'll see them in use at WorldTour races in 2016.

With trickle-down tech from Super Record, Potenza fills the high-mid-range in Campagnolo's line, but it can't compete with Ultegra.

Campy Record isn't for everyone, and it's not commonly found stock on most bikes, but it delivers as a refined, beautiful group

Lennard Zinn helps readers sort out a variety of component combinations that mix and match shifters, derailleurs, different brands, and more

As 2014 winds down, several major ProTeams will be changing equipment sponsors for the coming season

Art's Cyclery explains how to properly adjust and fine tune a Campy rear derailleur

Lennard Zinn explains how Campagnolo cassettes can be installed incorrectly on some freehubs, and how to avoid this dangerous error

Campagnolo has provided more details about the new Super Record, Record, and Chorus groups recently announced

A first ride with new Super Record components is akin to a blind date with a supermodel; there’s no doubt that Campagnolo’s top end group will dazzle

Logan VonBokel gives us a closer look at the new offerings from the Italian component maker

Chorus goes electronic and value-oriented Athen and Veloce get key ergonomic updates

New Super Record, Record and Chorus for the anti-electronic set

Lennard Zinn takes on more drivetrain compatibility questions, from adventurers and riders mashing up Campagnolo and Shimano

This week, Lennard Zinn answers questions about mixing component brands, altering cyclocross setups, and more

With 11-speed drivetrains, Lennard Zinn finally finds cross-compatibility between Campagnolo, Shimano, and SRAM