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Campagnolo introduces Super Record 13, a new 13-speed groupset with fully wireless electronic shifting. This groupset offers a wide range of gear ratios to optimize pedaling cadence, combined with ergonomic advancements for better control and intuitive use in all hand positions on the handlebars. Super Record 13 uses the first wireless 2×13-speed rear derailleur for road cycling and marks the beginning of a redefinition of the brand’s identity, in line with its heritage of innovation.
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The groupset benefits from a redesigned manufacturing process, reducing weight and volume through technical and industrial advancements. It constitutes the first configuration of Campagnolo’s new development platform, which plans for the upcoming launch of a complete range of products for various market segments. Based in Vicenza, Italy, the company has made history by introducing 10, 11, and 12-speed groupsets (each time being the first brand to add a cog to the cassette), and Super Record 13 continues this tradition.
Its main features include precise, silent, and fast shifting, even under high power, as well as completely redesigned control ergonomics. The cassette, inspired by the experience of the Ekar 13-speed gravel groupset, reduces the gap between cogs for a smoother progression between each gear.
Four cassette options are available, compatible with the Campagnolo N3W freehub body:
- 10-29 (10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/20/23/26/29)
- 10-33 (10/11/12/13/14/15/16/18/20/23/26/29/33)
- 11-32 (11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/20/23/26/29/32)
- 11-36 (11/12/13/14/15/16/18/20/23/26/29/32/36)
The crankset offers seven chainring combinations:
- 45-29
- 48-32
- 50-34
- 52-36
- 53-39
- 54-39
- 55-39
It is available in crank lengths of 165 mm, 170 mm, 172.5 mm, and 175 mm, with a Q Factor of 148.5 mm. The crankset uses a titanium Ultra-Torque system, with an optional HPPM power sensor, measuring power every 5 milliseconds with 16 sensors for optimal accuracy.
The front and rear derailleurs have been redesigned for greater efficiency. The lighter front derailleur features a carbon cage compatible with 29 to 55-tooth chainrings and houses a battery offering 750 km of autonomy, rechargeable in one hour via USB. The rear derailleur, 25% more compact than the 12-speed model, uses 14-tooth derailleur pulleys (ceramic bearings for the upper pulley) to reduce friction and optimize chain movement.
The Ergopower controls have been completely revised, with a new “Thumb Shifter” for intuitive gear changes, a customizable “Smart Button” to adjust derailleurs or control devices via Bluetooth, and a “Shift Lever” behind the brake lever.
The system is compatible with the MyCampy app for updates, GPS compatibility, and customization.
The braking system includes forged aluminum calipers with titanium screws, available with organic or sintered pads for increased durability, and 140 mm or 160 mm rotors designed to dissipate heat and ensure precise braking.
A significantly lower price
Developed with input from professional cyclists, including the Cofidis team, Super Record 13 has been praised for its shifting precision, gear range, and ergonomics.
Announced with a total weight of 2445 g, it would be the lightest on the market, according to Campagnolo.
It will be available from June 2025, with a suggested retail price starting from €4,300 without a power sensor and €5,399 with a power sensor. This is approximately €900 less than the price of the previous Super Record 12-speed.
More info: campagnolo.com
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