1. Where can I find the specific weight of each individual wheel or component? The weight specifications are provided on the technical sheet of each wheel or component, as well as in the Campagnolo catalogue.
2. What are the weight limits of the wheels? Where can I find the weight limits allowed by the wheels? All Campagnolo wheels are constructed to meet the highest standards of resistance and durability. We do not specify a weight limit, but if you weigh more than 82 kg/180 lbs, you should pay particular attention and inspect your bicycle more frequently (compared to someone who weighs less than 82 kg/180 lbs) to check for possible cracks, deformations, or indications of fatigue or wear. Check with your mechanic to make sure that the Campagnolo components you have chosen are suitable for your type of use and ask him to tell you the most appropriate frequency for inspections.
Using tires with a larger diameter and a frame that respects the standards will help to increase the lifetime of the wheels.
3. What does "2-Way Fit" mean? 2-Way Fit is the new wheel profile that allows you to fit either a tubeless tire or a classic clincher tire. So you can fit the valves for tubeless tires and normal clincher tires with the same effectiveness.
4. What does "Cult" mean? Cult represents the evolution that Campagnolo has impressed on the concept of ceramic ball bearings. It is the acronym for Ceramic Ultimate Level Technology.
6. Are Campagnolo wheels compatible with both Shimano and SRAM? Yes. Campagnolo wheels are compatible with both Shimano and SRAM components. To use Campagnolo wheels with any drivetrain on the market, Campagnolo produces two types of freewheel body: a specific one for Campagnolo drivetrains (from 9- to 11-speed) and one for non-Campagnolo drivetrains (from 8- to 10-speed).
7. Where can I find the specific freewheel body for my drivetrain? The two types of Campagnolo freewheel body are available at our retailers and the Campagnolo Pro-Shops as spare parts. For further details, we recommend you consult the Campagnolo spare parts catalogue.
8. I use Campagnolo wheels but I'd like to change my drivetrain brand. What do I have to do? Do I have to change the freewheel body that I have? To use Campagnolo wheels with any drivetrain on the market, Campagnolo produces two types of freewheel body: a specific one for Campagnolo drivetrains (from 9- to 11-speed) and one for non-Campagnolo drivetrains (from 8- to 10-speed). The two types of Campagnolo freewheel body are available at our retailers and the Campagnolo Pro-Shops as spare parts. For further details, we recommend you consult the Campagnolo spare parts catalogue.
9. What types of freewheel body does Campagnolo produce? Campagnolo produces two types of freewheel body: a specific one for Campagnolo drivetrains (from 9 to 11 speeds) and one for non-Campagnolo drivetrains (from 8 to 10 speeds).
10. Can Campagnolo wheels with freewheel body at 9/10 speeds also be used an 11-speed groupset? Yes, they can be used without any problem. The Campagnolo freewheel body has not been modified and is compatible with 9/10/11 speeds.
