Centaur no longer exists on the campagnolo.com website

[oldpotatoe]

STILL in production for 2023.
Rim brake-
Super Record 12s
Record 12s
Chorus 12s
Centaur Black 11s
Centaur Silver 11s
Veloce Black 10s

Mech Disc
Super Record DB 12s
Record DB 12s
Chorus DB 12s

Ekar 1x13s

Plus now SR Wireless, 12s.

For right below...Veloce shifters, ders, brakes, cogset, crankset, BB...

Now, unfortunately, most US distributors make buying decisions for the riding public and may not order these. BUT, a call to jerry at Campagnolo, NA and he may be able to steer you to a 'not on website' group.

[thirdgenbird]

Veloce 10 as in the entire group?

[lavi]

Originally Posted by weiwentg

Interestingly enough, the Bora WTO and Scirocco rim brake wheels are still on the page as of this morning. The last, forlorn hope of rim brake fans, perhaps.

Regarding WTOs (rim brake), they may still be on the site. However, it's no longer possible to order them. I heard this from a shop that deals heavily in Campy kit.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by lavi

Regarding WTOs (rim brake), they may still be on the site. However, it's no longer possible to order them. I heard this from a shop that deals heavily in Campy kit.

Not possible because the distributors they deal with have decided not to order them. Still in production.

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by oldpotatoe

STILL in production for 2023.
Rim brake-
Super Record 12s
Record 12s
Chorus 12s
Centaur Black 11s
Centaur Silver 11s
Veloce Black 10s

Mech Disc
Super Record DB 12s
Record DB 12s
Chorus DB 12s

Ekar 1x13s

Plus now SR Wireless, 12s.

For right below...Veloce shifters, ders, brakes, cogset, crankset, BB...

Now, unfortunately, most US distributors make buying decisions for the riding public and may not order these. BUT, a call to jerry at Campagnolo, NA and he may be able to steer you to a 'not on website' group.

I don't believe this is true.

Just because you can find Centaur and Veloce bits on some UK websites doesn't mean it's still being produced.

https://road.cc/content/buyers-guide...oupsets-202763

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by charliedid

I don't believe this is true.

Just because you can find Centaur and Veloce bits on some UK websites doesn't mean it's still being produced.

https://road.cc/content/buyers-guide...oupsets-202763

Gee, the above post came from a guy who works at Campagnolo, NorthAmerica..

You can think he doesn't know what he's talking about but he's like the number 2 there and has been there for about a decade..But believe what ya want.

[prototoast]

Originally Posted by oldpotatoe

Gee, the above post came from a guy who works at Campagnolo, NorthAmerica..

You can think he doesn't know what he's talking about but he's like the number 2 there and has been there for about a decade..But believe what ya want.

They should probably update their website so you don't have to know a guy who works for the company to figure out what they produce.

[RoosterCogset]

Originally Posted by gfk_velo

Centaur 11, Zonda C17s etc are all still current product, no plans at this stage to discontinue.

Of course the consumer website will put the emphasis on the most recent product releases but that doesn't mean that other, longer standing material isn't available.

Still the case?

[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by prototoast

They should probably update their website so you don't have to know a guy who works for the company to figure out what they produce.

It isn't very useful to have products unless potential customers know you have products. Although Centaur components may still be available from the factory, for practical purposes it is as if Campagnolo no longer sold them.

Many manufacturers continue to make parts for replacement/repair even after they discontinue a product line. For example, Ford still makes parts and accessories for the Fusion, even though the Fusion was discontinued in 2020. It is possible that Campagnolo factories still make Centaur products as replacement parts, even if Campagnolo no longer offers Centaur products for new sales.

[capt_velo]

It's back!

https://www.campagnolo.com/us-en/centaur-rim-brake/

[fourflys]

Originally Posted by capt_velo

It's back!

https://www.campagnolo.com/us-en/centaur-rim-brake/

glad to hear!

this is a bit of weird ad copy, but maybe chalk it up to translation? (copied as is, no punctuation removed)

"Campagnolo Centaur mechanical transmission is a more than affordable solution that however guarantees the performance generally associated with premium products."

will be curious to see what it sells for..

I guess my only issue with it is it appears to only allow up to a 32 large cog on the rear.. not sure if Campy is as conservative as Shimano on those numbers, but that seems a bit low for current gear ranges that most riders like currently..

[AngryScientist]

Silver is gone, but good to see this. The world needs a quality 11-sp mechanical rim brake group.

[capt_velo]

I've yet to find chainrings that cost less that a new crankset for my silver 11 speed Centaur groupo.

[Alexi]

I’ve been able to do an 11-40 cassette no problem with Centaur.

Originally Posted by fourflys

glad to hear!

this is a bit of weird ad copy, but maybe chalk it up to translation? (copied as is, no punctuation removed)

"Campagnolo Centaur mechanical transmission is a more than affordable solution that however guarantees the performance generally associated with premium products."

will be curious to see what it sells for..

I guess my only issue with it is it appears to only allow up to a 32 large cog on the rear.. not sure if Campy is as conservative as Shimano on those numbers, but that seems a bit low for current gear ranges that most riders like currently..

[flying]

This is good news

I don't use the crank prefer the H11...but love these same as Potenza derailleurs/shifters