CeramicSpeed Introduces Oversized Pulley Wheel System for Campagnolo
The Campagnolo riders have been requesting this for a while now, and CeramicSpeed are happy and proud to announce that their popular Oversized Pulley Wheel System (OSPW) is now available in a version compatible with Campagnolo. The OSPW for Campagnolo comes in a 13/19-tooth version with both coated
The Campagnolo riders have been requesting this for a while now, and CeramicSpeed are happy and proud to announce that their popular Oversized Pulley Wheel System (OSPW) is now available in a version compatible with Campagnolo.
The OSPW for Campagnolo comes in a 13/19-tooth version with both coated and uncoated bearings – and a 3D printed hollow titanium version.
The system has a proven 40% lower friction over a standard 11-tooth Campagnolo pulley wheel and provides an optimal performance and 3-5 times longer lifetime.
CeramicSpeed has succeeded in developing a system that fits up to a 32-tooth cassette – also on older systems.
Technical specifications:
Pulley Wheels
CeramicSpeed aluminium 13-tooth upper and 19-tooth lower
CeramicSpeed 3D printed hollow titanium 13-tooth upper and 19-tooth lower
Bearings
CeramicSpeed Standard or Coated
Compatability
Record mechanical, Record EPS, Super Record mechanical, Super Record EPS, Potenza mechanical
Spring Tension Settings
3 x Spring positions
Cage Material
Carbon reinforced PA
Compatibility Cassette
Fits cassettes up to 32-tooth
Design & Advantages:
• 40% lower friction than a standard 11-tooth Campagnolo pulley wheel
• Optimal performance with 13/19-tooth setup
• 3-5 times longer lifetime
• Made from lightweight materials
• Proven design
• CeramicSpeed Bearing quality
• Developed and handmade in Denmark
• Mounting directly from the box
Price:
Non-coated version: 459€ / 499 USD
Coated version: 539€ / 599 USD
3D printed hollow titanium version: 1500€ / 1700 USD


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