Campagnolo Record Crankset 34/50T 12S 172.5mm CB - Black

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EAN 8053340450730
Brand: Campagnolo
Product Model: 569899

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The new Record 12x2 speed crankset: a new hole-free crank design that optimizes aerodynamics.
The innovative design of the outer chainring ensures faster, quieter and more stable shifting,
while the symmetrical design of the inner chainring ensures extreme stability during shifting.
Compatible with all frame systems, regardless of the width of the rear chainstay.
The carbon crank, steel axis and aluminum chainrings ensure considerable stiffness and excellent power transfer.

Features:
Crank Arm Length: 172.5 mm
Number of Chainrings: 2
Ratio: 34/50 T
System Compatibility: 12-speed
Compatible with all types of frames
Bottom Bracket: Campagnolo Ultra Torque
With bearings, without bearing cups
Q-Factor: 145.5 mm
Material: Carbon
Material Axis: Steel
Weight: approx. 710g
Color: Black

Campagnolo is an Italian manufacturer of bike parts. The company was founded by Tullio Campagnolo in 1933 and is now firmly established as one of the most prestigious manufacturers of bicycle parts in the world.

Campagnolo mainly manufactures group sets for bicycles, such as hubs or axles, cassettes, chains, derailleurs, crank sets, crankshafts, pedals, brakes, brake and gear shifters, steering heads. These days Campagnolo manufactures exclusively produces group sets for racing bikes. In addition, Campagnolo also sells wheels for racing bikes and cycling clothing and manufactures specially designed cycle computers for its groupsets. On top of that, Campagnolo also manufactures the special Pista group set, specifically for track cycling. The range consists of hubs, crank sets with spindles and a crankshaft, a fixed gear ring for the rear wheel and the steer head.

Campagnolo’s largest competitor in the field of parts for racing bikes in the Japanese company Shimano. Unlike Campagnolo, Shimano also manufactures group sets for mountain bikes and ordinary bikes. In 1995, Campagnolo halted production of mountain bike parts. The company now also faces competition from the relatively new American brand SRAM, which produces parts for both mountain bikes and racing bikes. Former competitors like SunTour and Mavic shifted the focus of their operations to other segments of the industry.