Campagnolo Chorus Crankset
Best premium upgrade for discerning road cyclists.
A high-performance carbon crankset that prioritizes stiffness and weight savings for serious road cyclists. The specialized spindle design ensures efficient power transfer, while the durable, surface-treated chainrings deliver consistent, precise shifting performance.
$459.99
Who it's for
- Cyclists prioritizing flawless gear transitions and dependable performance on every ride
- Riders who value sophisticated aesthetics and premium component artistry on their road bike
- Performance-oriented riders seeking maximum pedaling efficiency and responsive acceleration
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious cyclists or those seeking more affordable, yet capable, drivetrain options
- Riders who prefer mixing and matching components from different manufacturers for their build
- Cyclists in areas with limited access to Campagnolo dealers or specific service expertise
Performance breakdown
Power Transfer Efficiency
Ultra-Torque system ensures near-zero energy loss during high-wattage efforts.
Shifting Precision
Symmetrical tooth profiles deliver crisp, fluid gear changes under heavy load.
Weight-to-Stiffness Ratio
Unidirectional carbon construction balances feathery weight with pro-level rigidity.
Component Durability
Surface-treated chainrings resist wear even through harsh, high-mileage riding seasons.
Installation Complexity
Proprietary Ultra-Torque interface requires specific tools and precise mechanical attention.
Drivetrain Compatibility
Versatile design fits modern disc hubs but limits non-Campagnolo ecosystem integration.
Key Specs
Material
Carbon fiber, Steel, Aluminum
Weight
686 g
Q-Factor
145.5 mm
Chainline/Hub Compatibility
130 Hubs, 135/142 Road Disc Hubs > 415 mm Chainstay
Spindle Interface Type
Campagnolo Ultra-Torque
Chainring BCD
96 mm
Pedal Spindle
9/16"
Intended Use
Road
Drivetrain Speeds
12
Number of Chainrings
2
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