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I'm still trying to wrap my head around why these photos appear on a Taiwanese (?) website but nevertheless the good news, if the photos are true, is that riders would have some good choices for alloy brake/shifter options in the Campagnolo groupsets.
It appears that alloy levers will be available in the 11 speed Athena and 10 speed Centaur and Veloce groupsets.
There is also a cyclocross crankset pictured.
The photos are from here (the top photo is Athena 11s, the remaining photos are labeled).
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The Taipei International Cycle Show would be my bet as to why these showed up on a Taiwanese website.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.taipeicycle.com.tw/
Or maybe they were leaked from the OEM side?
ReplyDeleteGreat news! I cant wait to upgrade my Tommasini Tecno with alloy Athena 11s parts with those alloy levers. Good work by Campagnolo to recognise the retro-trend.
ReplyDeleteUh oh - maybe that's where the 2011 stuff is gonna be made....
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