Wilier has GT-R or GT-S in some market, that come equipped with Athena or Centaur, for under 3k.

Edit: apparently, in USA, they're labelled GT-S, and GT-R in Canada and UK.
in US, GT-S don't have Campagnolo components, GT-R's do.

 

You can get on a trek project 1 build...

 

Ribble in the UK just sent me an e-mail advertizing a 999 GBP carbon frame bike with full Veloce. Looks like a good deal.

 

Raleigh has a 2015 with Campy.

 

campy equipped bikes

i am buying a derosa 888 full campy record equipped, also they have Super record and Chorus equipped, as well as athena equipped also. Oh tweeks in u.k, even though i live in usa, way cheaper than u.s prices i have found

 

Pinarello?

 

sisu bikes
http://www.sisucycles.com/about_us.html
actually, shimano components are "custom" from sisu

 

IMO, there's no reason Centaur couldn't be spec'd as an alternative to Ultegra. They're similar in cost/level of performance. It's sad that Centaur is almost unheard of in the States.

 

My 2009 Colnago CLX came stock with Chorus 10 and the new 2010 CLX 2.0 will be equipped with either Ultegra or Athen/chorus.

 

IMHO Veloce and Mirage are good components they just don't have the status-Bling of chorus/record.
I had a 97 Lemond Alpe d'Huez with Mirage 8 on it; I totaled the frame stripped the parts and I'm still using the Mirage crankset on bike with a 10 spd mix of Record/Chorus/Athena/Mirage components.

 

I got both of my Lemonds off the shelf with full Campy - the first 10 years ago, new $1000, and the newest one 2 years ago for $1700

 

Canondale and Specialized have/had a Campag, Shimano, SRAM build option on thier top end bikes.
Probably all mid range to top end DeRosas, Wiliers, Colnagos, if shipped built up by them still come with Campag.

 

Most Bianchi's and Pinarello's I have seen in the shops usually come with Campagnolo.

 

it's really hard to find campa bikes on mid-end bikes, let alone low-end. It's a shame really, Campa has lots more to offer besides chorus and record. Most Bianchi's these days are Shimano equipped.

Yeah it is a real shame, they are great components. As for Bianchi, they do offer a good range of Campy equipped bikes, but only if you are willing to pay a lot.

 

it's really hard to find campa bikes on mid-end bikes, let alone low-end. It's a shame really, Campa has lots more to offer besides chorus and record. Most Bianchi's these days are Shimano equipped.

 

Bianchi?