Campagnolo's Record nameplate returns as a 13-speed wireless groupset that shares its architecture, shift speed, and component ergonomics with Super Record 13 — but trades titanium, ceramic, and lightweight carbon construction for stainless steel, sealed steel bearings, and slightly heavier carbon layups to land at a more attainable price. Geometry, architecture and functionality share a common design foundation across Record and Super Record, ensuring full component compatibility, greater system coherence, and the same shifting speed, with the differences focused on material selection and finishes.

The platform is fully wireless and built around 13-speed gearing with the iconic thumb shifter back on the Ergopower hoods. The system uses removable, rechargeable batteries with a 750km range, with separate front and rear units, and this generation gets direct USB-C ports on the batteries for easier charging. A full charge takes around 1 hour, with 90% reached in 45 minutes. Customization, firmware updates, diagnostics, and head unit integration run through the MyCampy app, which talks to Garmin, Wahoo, and other computers over ANT+.

This 2x13 Road configuration is built around a carbon crankset whose key departure from Super Record is a stainless steel axle in place of titanium, with the less-stressed area of the crankarm filled with a low-density technopolymer rather than hollowed out. The derailleurs use carbon-reinforced polyamide upper and lower knuckles and outer pulley cage, connected with alloy links, with a stamped inner steel cage and 14-tooth narrow-wide pulleys running on sealed stainless steel bearings. Brake calipers are shared with Super Record, finished in matte and gloss black. Claimed weight for the 2x13 Road configuration is 2783 grams.... Read More