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Campagnolo Racing T Cranksets

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MSRP : $114.95


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Product Description

  • Triple Chainring
  • Anodized
  • L. 170 - 175mm
  • Exa-Drive Chainrings: 30 x 40 x 50 - 30 x 42 x 52


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    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by pelligan a Recreational Rider

    Date Reviewed: August 16, 2010

    Strengths:    Easy shifting, quite riding,just the sound of the wind on the trails.You have to experience the campy group.

    Weaknesses:    Are You kidding ? There are no weaknesses with a Campy group !!

    Bottom Line:   
    This is a very quite smooth as butter group.It is very easy to change gears.Campy or nothing !!

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    Favorite Ride:   Any road bike trail

    Price Paid:    $249.00

    Purchased At:   Bike Sprocket

    Similar Products Used:   Shimano Ultegra SL/Ultegra!

    Bike Setup:   Serotta Concours Titaniam with Campy chorus group.Mavic Wheels,Bontrager R2 Racing Tires,Shimano PD-R540 Pedals

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by Aaron a Road Racer

    Date Reviewed: May 9, 2007

    Strengths:    Works well with both Shimano and SRAM chains. Shifts even well even with a rather extreme rearing combination.

    Weaknesses:    A tad on the heavy side.

    Bottom Line:   
    This crank is just fine for riding the occassional charity and club run. It's not particularly light, but does come in a spiffy black finish. I did take the liberty of replacing the stock steel bolts with FSA alloy ones. Shifting is generally smooth. This crank will operate just fine with non-Campy bottom brackets.

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    Favorite Ride:   oil creek bike path - allegheny justice trail - east sandy creek trail

    Price Paid:    $115.00

    Purchased At:   Jenso USA

    Similar Products Used:   Numerous Shimano, Sugino, Sakae, and Suntour cranks.

    Bike Setup:   SRAM Hollowpin chain, Tiagra rear derailleur, Mirage front derailleur, XTR 8spd 12-28 cassette, Reynolds ALTA wheelset, Sette Carbon bars, Performance stem, Ascent Carbon seatpost, Settte titanium saddle, WPD magnesium pedals, Zero Gravity Titanium Brakes, Sora SPD levers, Tomasso Imola Frame with Carbon Fork. IRC Paperlight tires

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by dave a Commuter from london

    Date Reviewed: May 9, 2003

    Strengths:    Built to withstand a lot of use, good quality chain rings.

    Weaknesses:    Could do with a 172.5 crank length.

    Bottom Line:   
    The Campagnolo Racing T is a great purchase for any regular riders wanting a high quality usable chainset. I use my bike for commuting, day riding, and lightweight touring. My set up is 30-40-50 with a 14-28 9spd cassette.
    It is very well made, durable and works beautifully, with nice crisp changes. When installing the cranks do not put grease on the tapers, behind the head of the bolt is the correct place for grease to enable one to tighten them fully.
    With a clean chain and good cables this chainset has worked faultlessly for just over a year for me, and is still going well.

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    Similar Products Used:   Shimano Ultegra triple, XT, Veloce triple

    Bike Setup:   Roberts Compact Audax. Full chorus with Racing T chainset

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by David L a Recreational Rider from Waxahachie, Texas, USA

    Date Reviewed: August 15, 2001

    Strengths:    well made, strong, excellent shifts, looks great, it's Campy.

    Weaknesses:    Zero weaknesses

    Bottom Line:   
    The best triple made. At my age - 57 - I'm not going to be
    in the shape I was in 30 yrs ago - and I'm not going to get off and walk up a hill! When I need that small crank, it's there and I can spin my way on up. No complaints about the shifting. Absolutely solid. The racing t is super.

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    Favorite Ride:   Hwy 77 to Italy (TX)

    Purchased At:   Excel

    Similar Products Used:   Veloce triple, lots of x2 cranks.

    Bike Setup:   Modo frame [columbus thron], all Racing t, chorus ergo and brakes, Profile bsc carbon fork.

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by Jim a Recreational Rider from Bend, Oregon

    Date Reviewed: August 13, 2001

    Strengths:    Great finish, functional, Campy quality

    Weaknesses:    none

    Bottom Line:   
    I like to run a 11 or 12x23 or 25 and the Racing T enables me to keep the cogs nice and tight. I run a 39x53 with a 28 granny that may go for weeks without use but when you want it, you really want it! Campy just makes great products for the road cyclist.

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    Favorite Ride:   To Diamond Lake

    Price Paid:    $90.00

    Purchased At:   NashBar

    Similar Products Used:   Campy Nuovo Record, Suntour Superbe, Shimano (many models)

    Bike Setup:   Classic Italian road bike (Bottecchia SL)


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