Campagnolo
Campagnolo is an Italian bicycle components manufacturer, founded in 1933 by Tullio Campagnolo.
Campagnolo is best known for its road bike groupsets and wheelsets. However, many significant innovations in bicycle design have come from within the Campagnolo headquarters in Vicenza – with quick-release hubs and skewers being just one of them.
Today Campagnolo produces a wide range of components for road, triathlon, track and cyclocross bikes. Campagnolo also founded the Fulcrum brand, producing wheels for road and mountain bikes.
Campagnolo launches 1x13-speed gravel groupset and hints something "more affordable" is on the way
The long-awaited electronic successor to Ekar is here.
Campagnolo's €990 Ultra component package cuts 81g from its Super Record 13 groupset
Upgraded parts are designed for "ultra-demanding cyclists"
Oscar Huckle | Campagnolo Super Record 13 is exciting – but that’s thanks to its predecessor
Super Record Wireless was a bold swing that didn’t work out
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Campagnolo unveils Super Record 13 – the world's lightest electronic disc brake groupset
Campagnolo jumps ahead of the pack
First ride review | I tested new Campagnolo Super Record 13, and Shimano and SRAM should be worried – here's why
Is Campagnolo back?
Road bike groupsets: everything you need to know
Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo – the component levels explained
Return of the thumb shifter? Why Campagnolo’s leaked 13-speed groupset puts the Italian brand back on the front foot
Is the legendary Italian brand cooking up something special?
Oscar Huckle | Campagnolo is retiring its iconic Record groupsets – but there’s more to the news than meets the eye
The Record name is set to be phased out after 62 years
How carbon spokes helped shave 108g off Vision's flagship road wheels – plus more new tech from Bike Connection's spring event
The latest kit and tech from Vision, Campagnolo, Core, Assos and more
First Look | Sarto’s Raso Gravel is an off-road race bike you can build your way – if you can afford it
The Raso could be the ultimate custom gravel race bike
Campagnolo joins the wavy rim crowd with its all-new Shamal – Dual Profile wheels
The revised Shamal shaves a claimed 105g from its predecessor's weight
Campagnolo teases new Shamal wheels with wavy profile at Velofollies
New Shamal wheels stick with G3 lacing
Campagnolo patent hints at the return of the thumb shifter – but not where you'd expect it
Are wearable shifters the next big thing in electronic groupsets?
Review | Campagnolo Zonda GT: Italian brand's new off-road wheels deliver familiar performance and build quality
The Zonda has been reimagined for gravel
World champion Tadej Pogaçar’s DMT kicks, Campagnolo’s first power meter, two seasonal accessories and a workshop essential
Plus a reminder of what you might have missed this week
Campagnolo unveils new Super Record S Wireless groupset at a "competitive" price of $4,299
New 'special edition' groupset brings expanded gearing range, new wheels and slightly cheaper prices
A complete guide to rear derailleurs: everything you need to know
Derailleur compatibility, tooth capacity and much more explained
Review | Campagnolo Ekar GT
The Italian brand’s even wider-ranging gravel groupset
Shimano Dura-Ace vs SRAM Red AXS vs Campagnolo Super Record Wireless
Key stats from top-tier groupsets compared, including gears, weights, wheel compatibility and charging times
Campagnolo releases its first power meter, but it’s not what we expected
HPPM power meter uses 16 strain gauges for an accuracy of ＋/- 1 per cent and comes with new My Campy 3.0 support app
Listen to the BikeRadar Podcast | A cheaper Campagnolo groupset, Canyon's new Spectral and more tech stories from this week
George, Jack and Simon present a rundown of the week's tech news
Campagnolo Ekar GT is the brand’s widest-ranging gravel groupset ever – and it's cheaper than Ekar
Campagnolo also launches Zonda GT gravel wheels
Unreleased Campagnolo power meter crankset leaked
Campagnolo’s first power meter spotted on Super Record Wireless-equipped Canyon Ultimate
New Campagnolo Bora Ultra WTO and Bora WTO wheels are wider and lighter but disc-brake only
Lightest Campagnolo Bora Ultra WTO 35 weighs in at 1,285g