Campagnolo Bora WTO 45 Dark Wheel Set 28" CA 12V Carbon - Bl

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Brand: Campagnolo
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With its 45 mm profile and special rim design, the new Bora WTO 45 carbon road wheelset from Campagnolo offers maximum aerodynamics. The wind is thus no longer the biggest enemy but a valuable ally of the athlete.
Carbon performance with medium profile: Campagnolo’s Bora WTO 45 wheels
The absolutely smooth hubs with the USB cone bearing shell system confirm the impression that Campagnolo has put everything into optimising the performance of these wheels.
The internal rim width of 19 mm makes it possible to fit 23 mm, 25 mm or 28 mm tyres.
Thanks to the 2-Way Fit system, it's up to you to choose between clincher and tubeless tyres.

Specifications:
Brand: Campagnolo
Type: Bora WTO 45 Dark
Rim type: Clincher
Position: Front and Back
Wheel size: 28"
Front axle: Ø5 x 100 mm
Rear axle: Ø5 x 130 mm
Brake type: Rim
Cassette body: Campagnolo 9/12S
Material: Carbon
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.