The End of Campagnolo Triples?
The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Can't seem to find mention of any triple kit on the new Campag website. This leaves me to guess that 2014 Triple kit might be their last.
I should coco.
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
2014 catalogue:
http://www.campagnolo.com/media/files/0 ... ts-ENG.pdf
Athena 11sp, Centaur 10sp and Veloce 10sp have triple options.
http://www.campagnolo.com/media/files/0 ... ts-ENG.pdf
Athena 11sp, Centaur 10sp and Veloce 10sp have triple options.
Mick F. Cornwall
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Definitely no mention in the 2015 releases I've seen. I think 2014 will be the last year they do them.
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Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Given that they've reintroduced triples barely a year ago, that would be surprising, and disappointing - I was waiting for some feedback reports on the new range of external bearing triples before ordering one! To drop them so soon, if indeed they have, suggests that sales must have been dismal.
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Athena (11s) Triple stays in the range for 2015.
It may not be on the website *yet* as it's just being fully renovated / updated - there is a lot of technical info that's not on yet either.
We are waiting final confirmation on Veloce (10s) triple.
HTH
Graeme
Velotech Cycling Ltd
Campagnolo Main UK SC
It may not be on the website *yet* as it's just being fully renovated / updated - there is a lot of technical info that's not on yet either.
We are waiting final confirmation on Veloce (10s) triple.
HTH
Graeme
Velotech Cycling Ltd
Campagnolo Main UK SC
Head Technician and Director, Velotech Cycling Ltd,
Nationwide modular mechanic's training in all bicycle types
Campagnolo's main factory-appointed UK Technical and Service Centre
Nationwide modular mechanic's training in all bicycle types
Campagnolo's main factory-appointed UK Technical and Service Centre
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Phew. Lack of mention of triples on the new website was enough to worry me.
I should coco.
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Valbrona wrote:Phew. Lack of mention of triples on the new website was enough to worry me.
Why? - If you use Ergos you can use almost any road triple chainset.
'Give me my bike, a bit of sunshine - and a stop-off for a lunchtime pint - and I'm a happy man.' - Reg Baker
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pete75 wrote:Valbrona wrote:Phew. Lack of mention of triples on the new website was enough to worry me.
Why? - If you use Ergos you can use almost any road triple chainset.
I use Stronglight.
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pete75 wrote:Valbrona wrote:Phew. Lack of mention of triples on the new website was enough to worry me.
Why? - If you use Ergos you can use almost any road triple chainset.
I didn't mean 'triple chainsets'. I meant triple groupsets. (I use a Miche 110/74BCD triple chainset. I think the Campag triple chainsets with 135/74BCD are stupid).
Newer Ergolevers are not all triple compatible, like the older ones. You get double Ergolevers and triple Ergolevers now, I believe. If Campag were to discontinue triple components and I were to smash up my old Ergolevers, that would mean that I would probably switch to double rather than try and source old stock.
And you will also note that you need a triple FD to run a triple drivetrain.
And you will also note that you need a rear mech with a long enough cage to properly run a triple drivetrain.
I should coco.
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
Valbrona wrote:pete75 wrote:Valbrona wrote:Phew. Lack of mention of triples on the new website was enough to worry me.
Why? - If you use Ergos you can use almost any road triple chainset.
I didn't mean 'triple chainsets'. I meant triple groupsets. (I use a Miche 110/74BCD triple chainset. I think the Campag triple chainsets with 135/74BCD are stupid).
Newer Ergolevers are not all triple compatible, like the older ones. You get double Ergolevers and triple Ergolevers now, I believe. If Campag were to discontinue triple components and I were to smash up my old Ergolevers, that would mean that I would probably switch to double rather than try and source old stock.
And you will also note that you need a triple FD to run a triple drivetrain.
And you will also note that you need a rear mech with a long enough cage to properly run a triple drivetrain.
The so called double Ergos work a triple chainset - I should know I've been using some which I bought on this forum from Crepello and with a Veloce double front mechanism on a Centaur triple chainset with no problems. In any case Ergos will work any front dérailleur even Shimano MTB which STI won't work with.
What Campag call a medium cage works with a triple.
'Give me my bike, a bit of sunshine - and a stop-off for a lunchtime pint - and I'm a happy man.' - Reg Baker
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pete75 wrote:The so called double Ergos work a triple chainset - I should know I've been using some which I bought on this forum from Crepello and with a Veloce double front mechanism on a Centaur triple chainset with no problems. In any case Ergos will work any front dérailleur even Shimano MTB which STI won't work with..
That is interesting to know. I suppose once Campag changed to a single pattern of double FD - rather than standard and compact versions - these had more chance of working with a triple chainset.
pete75 wrote:What Campag call a medium cage works with a triple.
Agreed. I run my triple with a medium cage RD, but it is at the very limit of its capacity.
I should coco.
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Me too, but I think my Chorus medium rear mech is coming to the end of its life. When I replace it, it will be with a long cage.Valbrona wrote: ........ I run my triple with a medium cage RD, but it is at the very limit of its capacity.
Campag Comp, if I can find one.
Best I buy one before they are all gone.
Mick F. Cornwall
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Here's one.
http://www.gbcycles.co.uk/p/23642/Campa ... tAodfhgAcA
I'll give it some thought and check in my piggy bank.
http://www.gbcycles.co.uk/p/23642/Campa ... tAodfhgAcA
I'll give it some thought and check in my piggy bank.
Mick F. Cornwall
Re: The End of Campagnolo Triples?
'Give me my bike, a bit of sunshine - and a stop-off for a lunchtime pint - and I'm a happy man.' - Reg Baker