The Campagnolo Chorus 11 Cassette is made from steel, unlike its Record and Super Record siblings. This means a small weight penalty, yes, 29 grams over Record and 53 grams over Super Record, but the tradeoff is that steel wears much more slowly than the titanium used in the higher-end models. So...

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The Campagnolo's Chorus 11 Chain is 11-speed optimized, with robust nickle-plated steel links and a low-friction Ni-PTFE treatment for crisp-shifting performance. In fact, the only difference between the Chorus 11 Chain and its Record and Super Record counterparts lies in solid pins that connect...

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Campagnolo's renowned Electronic Power Shift (or EPS) drivetrains change gears with remarkable smoothness and efficiency, but if you want to install one on a frame designed for a clamp-on style front derailleur, you're going need this to finish the job. The Campagnolo EPS Front Derailleur Clamp...

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Like the rest of the new Super Record 12 Wireless groupset, the Campagnolo Super Record 12 WRL Batteries feature a user-centric design that is easy to install, charge, and ride. This battery is designed for easy removal from the front and rear derailleurs and features quick-snap magnetic ports to...

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The Campagnolo Super Record 12 WRL Front Derailleur brings efficient and reliable shifting to our new wireless setup. Using a position sensor, the front derailleur automatically moves into the ideal position for the selected sprocket or chainring to ensure a fluid shift, even under a maximum load...

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UT-FD120 Front Derailleur Adjustment Tool

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Aside from some slightly modified aesthetics and a 10g reduction in weight, the Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 FD-R9150 11-Speed Front Derailleur carries over the high functioning precision of its 9070 predecessor. While the new 9150 rear derailler gets all the attention for its mountain-inspired changes,...

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Across Dura-Ace 9100, Shimano made subtle, rather than monumental, shifts in design to improve a system that was already pretty damn good. Proving that mechanical drivetrains can--and still should--be improved, Shimano focused most of its attention on the derailleurs, making the biggest changes...

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