Campagnolo Super Record WRL Chainring
Best premium upgrade for dedicated road cyclists seeking peak shifting precision.
This is the gold standard for riders who demand uncompromising power transfer and flawless shifting precision. While it requires a specific drivetrain ecosystem to function, the payoff is a drivetrain that feels telepathic under load, turning every watt into smooth, reliable forward motion.
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Who it's for
- Competitive cyclists seeking flawless mechanical performance during high-intensity sprints
- Long-distance riders who prioritize component longevity and structural integrity
- Performance-driven athletes demanding maximum efficiency and responsiveness from their drivetrain
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious enthusiasts looking for more affordable maintenance options
- Cyclists with legacy components or mixed-brand drivetrain setups
- Home mechanics who prefer simple, universal standards for quick repairs
Performance breakdown
Shift Precision
Engineered for near-instantaneous chain engagement under heavy pedaling loads.
Power Transfer
Stiff aluminum construction ensures every watt reaches the drivetrain efficiently.
Material Durability
Hard-anodized finish resists wear even in harsh, high-mileage riding conditions.
System Integration
Designed specifically to lock perfectly into high-end Campagnolo crank architectures.
Installation Ease
Included hardware makes swapping rings a straightforward, frustration-free maintenance task.
Power Meter Compatibility
Seamlessly accommodates sensor placement without compromising structural integrity or alignment.
Key Specs
Model Series
Super Record, Record
Number of Teeth
29T
Bolt Circle Diameter
112 mm
Chain Compatibility
12 Speed
Material
Aluminum
Intended Use
Road Cycling
Chainring Position
Inner
Power Meter Compatible
Yes
Surface Finish
Anodized
Compatible Crankset Brands
Campagnolo
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