The rap sheet:
Frame/Fork: Colnago EPS MTBK
Groupset: Campagnolo EPS
Handlebars: Zipp Carbon SL2
Stem: Shimano Pro carbon
Wheels: Powertap SL+ Mavic Open Pro
Water Cages: Tacx Tao Carbon
Data recording: Garmin 310XT
I have decided with on how my italian steed will be complimented. I decided to go with Campagnolo Super Record 11. I had the opportunity to go for a really good training ride yesterday riding the new group. I finished the build Friday night. The groupset is over 1 lbs. lighter then Shimano Dura Ace 7900 and the shifters feel more ergonomic in my hands. The shifting is crips and precise. Just as you would expect for the italians.
I didn't have any campagnolo wheels. However, I don't ride with normal wheels. I train and race with power, so I didn't need a campy wheelset. I just bought a campy powertap freehub and I'm up and recording my metrics.
I have to say that this is the best bike I have ever ridden and am becoming a Campagnolo convert.
Pictures Here. Enjoy.
Frame/Fork: Colnago EPS MTBK
Groupset: Campagnolo EPS
Handlebars: Zipp Carbon SL2
Stem: Shimano Pro carbon
Wheels: Powertap SL+ Mavic Open Pro
Water Cages: Tacx Tao Carbon
Data recording: Garmin 310XT
I have decided with on how my italian steed will be complimented. I decided to go with Campagnolo Super Record 11. I had the opportunity to go for a really good training ride yesterday riding the new group. I finished the build Friday night. The groupset is over 1 lbs. lighter then Shimano Dura Ace 7900 and the shifters feel more ergonomic in my hands. The shifting is crips and precise. Just as you would expect for the italians.
I didn't have any campagnolo wheels. However, I don't ride with normal wheels. I train and race with power, so I didn't need a campy wheelset. I just bought a campy powertap freehub and I'm up and recording my metrics.
I have to say that this is the best bike I have ever ridden and am becoming a Campagnolo convert.
Pictures Here. Enjoy.
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