Campagnolo Disc Brakes

Maybe not everyone’s cup of tea on road bikes, but disc brakes have definitely carved their deserved place in the market in the last few years. As many of you know, some of the biggest news for 2018 was the arrival of the Campagnolo Groupsets equipped with hydraulic disc brakes. As a Campagnolo Pro-Shop, we have attended the product training and seen all these new products extensively. Our opinion is that, if disc brakes are your choice, Campagnolo ones will make you very happy… Yes, Campagnolo have entered the market quite late compared with their competitors but this has been to their advantage; they’ve launched a superior product, which also looks great. One very good point is that Campagnolo is the only manufacturer who addressed the different chainline (due to the wider standard rear end), and accordingly re-designing all the chainsets, in order to keep the shifting as perfect is it can be. Absolutely top stuff… you can see more here in the Campagnolo website…. or browse the Campagnolo products availability from the official UK distributor: Chicken Cycle Kit.

Aluminium frames, made to measure, being produced in batches at the Italian factory.

Aluminium frames, made to measure, being produced in batches at the Italian factory.

Front flat mounted, hydraulic system with 160mm rotor

Front flat mounted, hydraulic system with 160mm rotor

Hope disc hub

Hope disc hub

Racer Rosa, made to measure in Columbus Zona steel, with full carbon fork, Campagnolo Potenza Hydroulic disc groupset, Ritchey Classic finishing kit and Miche Supertype seatpost. The wheels are hand-built using Hope hubs, Sapim spokes and Halo Devau…

Racer Rosa, made to measure in Columbus Zona steel, with full carbon fork, Campagnolo Potenza Hydroulic disc groupset, Ritchey Classic finishing kit and Miche Supertype seatpost. The wheels are hand-built using Hope hubs, Sapim spokes and Halo Devaura rims

Our client Jon collected his made to measure project last week.

Our client Jon collected his made to measure project last week.

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