CRANKSETS/CHAINRINGS
2010 Campagnolo Super Record 11 Ultra Torque Crankset
The Campagnolo Super Record 11 crankset is the second-generation version of the Ultra Torque design. The basic structure of the crankset has gone unchanged. The heart of the system is still the "Hirth" semi-axle construction. Each crankarm has a hollow, steel semi-axle integrated into it. Each ...read more
2010 Campagnolo Record 11 Ultra Torque Crankset
If the Super Record 11 crankset is Campagnolo's cost-is-no-object option, the Record 11 crankset is the cost-is-only-a-small-consideration choice. In every detail the Super Record 11 and Record 11 cranksets are identical, save one. While the Super Record 11 is equipped with the same Ceramic ...read more
2010 Campagnolo Chorus 11 Ultra Torque Crankset
Campagnolo has long been consistent in how to distinguish Record from Chorus componentry: Chorus is almost always identical to Record in every regard, except it generally weighs just a few grams heavier. The scant extra weight typically brings with it substantial cost savings. It's a paradigm ...read more
2010 Campagnolo Athena 11 Ultra-Torque 11 Crankset
The story of the Ultra Torque design is one of maximizing the drivetrain stiffness of your bike without making any sacrifices in either bottom bracket drag or in Q-Factor. The only issue anyone could possibly raise, in fact, is the cost of Campagnolo's signature models. Campagnolo carbon cranks ...read more
2010 Campagnolo Record Track Alloy Crankset
Few components have the jewel-like appeal of a fresh-in-the-box Campagnolo Record Track crankset. It's forged, anodized, polished and otherwise brewed to perfection for any conceivable track event. Comes standard with a 49t chainring, and is available in 165mm and 170mm ...read more
2010 SRAM Red Crankset for BB30 w/Ceramic BB
BB30 -- what is it? The BB30 is an open-source (to use software terminology) standard that makes use of a 30mm crank spindle and larger bearings which are pressed directly into an oversized bottom bracket shell. It eliminates the need for external (or internal) bearing cups. The SRAM Red BB30 ...read more
2010 SRAM Red Crankset w/GXP Ceramic BB
What will astound you most, the first time you ride a Red-equipped race bike? The shifting quality. Moving back and forth between chainrings is substantially quicker, quieter, and more fluid in comparison to Force. Red's exclusive use of ZeroLoss technology allows the Red DoubleTap shift lever to ...read more
2010 SRAM Force Crankset for BB30 w/BB
SRAM believes in the BB30 bottom bracket standard. That's why they offer it in their top two cranksets, including this SRAM Force BB30 Crankset w/bearings. How's this different than their Force GXP Crankset and how is it better? The difference is that it's designed around the BB30 bottom bracket ...read more
2010 SRAM Force Crankset w/ GXP BB
SRAM's 2010 Force Crankset has taken the 2009 version and given it a makeover. Gone is the carbon weave. Unidirectional carbon has replaced it. There's also an aesthetic makeover. SRAM has banished the understated "SRAM Force" on the right arm for a splashy Force flourish that indicates the ...read more
2010 SRAM Force Crankset for BB30
SRAM believes in the BB30 bottom bracket standard. That's why they offer it in their top two cranksets, including this SRAM Force BB30 Crankset. How's this different than their Force GXP Crankset and how is it better? The difference is that it's designed around the BB30 bottom bracket ...read more
