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Average connection time 25 secs
Average connection time 25 secs
Skeleton geometry has made it possible to reduce weight without diminishing braking power while maintaining the same operating safety.
Key Features:
- Dual Pivot front and Mono Pivot rear version for a lighter weight option.
- The differentiated front and rear geometry ensures power and progressiveness.
- Brake-pad height adjustment ratio: 40/50 mm (measured from brake fixing-bolt to brake-shoe-nut).
- Ball bearings.
- Light alloy hardware.
- Brake pads orbital adjustment.
- Skeletonized arms.
- Special pad compound.
- Compatible with Campagnolo 11 speed groupsets.
- Weight: 281g for the pair with fixing bolts (PBK Office scales).
- Includes front and rear calipers.
- Campagnolo Record
- Campagnolo
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Simply Wonderful
I upgraded to the Record-D Skeleton brakes from a pair of older Centuar-D Skeleton brakes and noticed a big difference. The Record brakes are noticeably lighter, and their action is unbelievably smooth - even with old cables they are really smooth. The newer pad compound has better modulation and grip than before. The brakes aren't any stronger than older D Skeleton brakes, but Record version with the ball bearing movement is distinctly more smooth. The single pivot rear is more difficult to centre, but with a little experience it is easy enough to get it adjusted and working great.