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- Campagnolo Record Cranks with Two Rings -

- Campagnolo Chorus Cranks with Two Rings -

- 8, 9 and 10 speed Crankset Compatibility Issues -

- Crankset Arms, Bolts and Rings - | - Installation Tools -

- Bottom Bracket Compatibility - length and tapers -

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Campagnolo Record with Two Rings
 
Record Carbon Crank
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Campagnolo Record Crank Sets with Two Rings:
  • A perfect blend of modern technology and old world craftsmanship.
  • Campagnolo's finest and lightest crankset; weighs just 500 grams with carbon arms. The 10 speed version with alloy arms tips the scales at just 632 grams.
  • Designed with finite element analysis (FEM). Alloy arms are cold drop forged for strength and performance. The carbon arms significantly reduce weight while increasing rigidity and performance.
  • The outer chain ring bolts directly to the crank arm. This reduces weight and increases rigidity.
  • Both the alloy crank arms and chain rings are precisely machined, polished and anodized for a beautiful and long lasting finish. The carbon arms are clear coated over a natural carbon finish.
  • Low profile design requires a 102 mm Campagnolo or Phil Wood bottom bracket.
  • Except for graphics, the alloy arms are unchanged from 1996 to the present. Carbon arms were new in 2002 and improved in 2004.
  • Record/Chorus Carbon Crank

  • The x-ray photo above shows how technologically advanced Campagnolo's carbon arms are. The image reveals that the crankset is made entirely out of structural carbon and is not simply a carbon-fiber-coated aluminium frame. The only elements that are not in carbon composite material are the three white patches. These patches are respectively the light-alloy inserts that house the bottom bracket, the chainring arm bolt and the pedal axle.
  • Thanks to the Multidirectional Carbon Fiber technology, combined with unidirectional fibers, the Campagnolo Carbon crankset distinguishes itself for its resistance to static loads and superior fatigue and torsional strength.
  • You may retrograde a 10 speed crank to 8/9 speed by simply adding a Le Tour 0.4 mm chainring spacer to every chainwheel bolt behind the outer 10 speed ring.
  • Both chainrings are hard anodized and Teflon impregnated for longer wear. The 10 speed outer ring is machined .4 mm thinner than an 8/9 speed outer ring, so it can sit closer to the inner ring and accommodate the narrower, 10 speed chain.
  • The 10 speed outer ring has eight steel chain pick up pins and machined ramps for quick and smooth shifting. The chain ring Bolt Circle Diameter (BCD) is 135 mm.
  • Record 10 speed carbon armed cranksets come with 170, 172.5 and 175 mm arms and with the following chain ring combinations: 39-52, 39-53 and 42-52.
  • Record 10 speed alloy armed cranksets come with 170, 172.5, 175, 177.5 and 180 mm arms and with the following chain ring combinations: 39-52, 39-53 and 42-52.
  • The alloy arm chain ring bolts are machined from a 7000 series aluminum alloy and are beautifully anodized in satin silver. Carbon arm Record cranks use T30, black, Torx head chainwheel bolts.
  • Although not pictured, each crank also comes with two 8 mm allen head bottom bracket bolts. You will still need a crank remover to take the installed arms off of your bike.
  • We suggest using a Park Torque Wrench, for the most accurate installation. Campagnolo recommends the following torque specifications:
    Alloy Chain Ring Bolts - tighten to 7.1 to 8.4 Newton Meters (N.m) or 5.8 to 6.0 foot pounds.
    Crank Arm Fixing Bolts - tighten to 32.0 to 38.0 Newton Meters (N.m) or 23.6 to 28.0 foot pounds.
    Campagnolo Pro-Fit series pedal - tighten to 40.0 Newton Meters (N.m) or 29.5 foot pounds.
  • Click on the underlined text to download a Campagnolo Crank Installation manual in PDF format. Adobe Reader is required to read or print the Campagnolo manual.
  • The pedal holes are standard 9/16 of an inch threading and fit all road and track pedals.
  • Made in Italy by Campagnolo and backed with a three year warranty.
  • Warranty service and help with technical questions is available from Camapgnolo USA in Carlsbad, California USA. Call Campagnolo USA at (760) 931-0106, email them at Info@CampagnoloUSA.com or visit them at Campagnolo.com by clicking on the underlined text .
  • Official product manuals and more product information is also available at Campagnolo.com .
    The product manuals may be downloaded. They are in Adobe PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher to read or print.
Record Alloy Arm Crank
 
Record Alloy Arms Crank
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CR-94-4(length,combo) Record Carbon 10 Speed, 2 Ring Crankset $649.88 $700.00 $50.12
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CR-94-0(length,combo) Record Alloy Arm 10 Speed, 2 Ring Crankset $289.88 $320.00 $30.12
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Campagnolo Chorus
 
Chorus Crankset
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Campagnolo Chorus Crankset:
  • The Chorus carbon arms are identical to Record carbon arms except for the graphics.
  • The Chorus alloy arms are identical to Record 1996 to 2003 alloy arms except for the graphics.
  • The outer chain ring bolts directly to the crank arm. This reduces weight and increases rigidity.
  • The alloy chain rings are precisely machined, polished and satin anodized for a beautiful and long lasting finish. The carbon arms are clear coated over a natural carbon finish.
  • Low profile design requires a 102 mm Campagnolo or Phil Wood bottom bracket.
  • Record/Chorus Carbon Crank

  • The x-ray photo above shows how technologically advanced Campagnolo's carbon arms are. The image reveals that the crankset is made entirely out of structural carbon and is not simply a carbon-fiber-coated aluminium frame. The only elements that are not in carbon composite material are the three white patches. These patches are respectively the light-alloy inserts that house the bottom bracket, the chainring arm bolt and the pedal axle.
  • Thanks to the Multidirectional Carbon Fiber technology, combined with unidirectional fibers, the Campagnolo Carbon crankset distinguishes itself for its resistance to static loads and superior fatigue and torsional strength.
  • You may retrograde a 10 speed crank to 8/9 speed by simply adding a Le Tour 0.4 mm chainring spacer to every chainwheel bolt behind the outer 10 speed ring.
  • The 10 speed outer ring is machined .4 mm thinner than an 8/9 speed outer ring, so it can sit closer to the inner ring and accommodate the narrower, 10 speed chain.
  • The 10 speed outer ring has eight steel chain pick up pins and machined ramps for quick and smooth shifting. The chain ring Bolt Circle Diameter (BCD) is 135 mm.
  • Chorus 10 speed carbon armed cranksets weigh 515 grams and come with 170, 172.5 and 175 mm arms and with the following chain ring combinations: 39-52, 39-53 and 42-52.
  • Chorus Alloy Crank

  • Chorus 10 speed alloy arm cranksets weigh 647 grams and come with 170, 172.5 and 175 mm arms and with the following chain ring combinations: 39-52, 39-53 and 42-52.
  • The steel chain ring bolts are precisely machined and beautifully chromed.
  • Each crank also comes with two 8 mm allen head bottom bracket bolts. You will still need a crank remover to take the installed arms off of your bike.
  • We suggest using a Park Torque Wrench, for the most accurate installation. Campagnolo recommends the following torque specifications:
    Steel Chain Ring Bolts - tighten to 10.84 to 13.55 Newton Meters (N.m) or 8.0 to 10.0 foot pounds.
    Crank Arm Fixing Bolts - tighten to 32.0 to 38.0 Newton Meters (N.m) or 23.6 to 28.0 foot pounds.
    Campagnolo Pro-Fit series pedal - tighten to 40.0 Newton Meters (N.m) or 29.5 foot pounds.
  • Click on the underlined text to download a Campagnolo Crank Installation manual in PDF format. Adobe Reader is required to read or print the Campagnolo manual.
  • The pedal holes are standard 9/16 of an inch threading and fit all road and track pedals.
  • Made in Italy by Campagnolo and backed with a three year warranty.
  • Warranty service and help with technical questions is available from Camapgnolo USA in Carlsbad, California USA. Call Campagnolo USA at (760) 931-0106, email them at Info@CampagnoloUSA.com or visit them at Campagnolo.com by clicking on the underlined text .
  • Official product manuals and more product information is also available at Campagnolo.com .
    The product manuals may be downloaded. They are in Adobe PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher to read or print.
Chorus Alloy Crankset
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CR-94-5(length,combo) Chorus Carbon 10 Speed, 2 Ring Crankset $559.88 $600.00 $40.12
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CR-94-0(length,combo) Chorus Alloy 10 Speed, 2 Ring Crankset $219.88 $240.00 $20.12
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8, 9 and 10 speed Crankset Compatibility Issues

8/9 speed and 10 speed rings - Unlike Shimano, Campagnolo did not change their crankset or chainrings when they went from 8 to 9 speed. Thus, all Campy 8 or 9 speed cranks may be used with 8 or 9 speed cassettes and chains.
To convert any Campy 8 or 9 speed crank to 10 speed all you need to do is replace the outer chainring. Bolts, arms and the inner ring are all the same for 8, 9 or 10 speed.

Cassettes - All 8/9 speed Campagnolo cranksets will work perfectly with ALL Campagnolo 8 or 9 speed cassettes. The newer Ultra Drive and older Exa Drive cassettes are equally compatible with 8/9 speed cranksets. You may also use these cranks with Shimano 8 and 9 speed cassettes. However, for best results with Shimano cassettes we recommend using an 8 or 9 speed Rohloff chain.
All 10 speed Campagnolo cranksets will mesh well with all Campagnolo 10 speed Exa or Ultra Drive cassettes.

Chains - Campagnolo cranks and chain rings are designed for use with Campagnolo chains. Use the appropriate 8, 9 or 10 speed chain to match your cassette. The SRAM chains are excellent for use with 8 or 9 speed Campagnolo or Shimano cassettes and Campagnolo 8/9 speed cranksets.

Bottom Brackets - Campagnolo cranks require bottom brackets that have a Campagnolo taper. Only Campagnolo and Phil Wood make Campy taper bottom brackets. Phil Wood bottom brackets are lighter and more durable than the Campagnolo ones. Not surprisingly, they cost more too. For a detailed discussion of Campagnolo bottom bracket tapers see our Bottom Bracket sidebar below.

 
Campagnolo Record and Chorus Crank Parts and Tools:
  • We stock a full range of individual parts and components for Campagnolo cranksets. Click on the underlined text below to read more about replacement crankset parts.
  • Visit our Chains and Chain Rings Section to read about replacement chain rings and chain ring bolts.
  • Visit our Bottom Bracket Section to read about Campagnolo and Phil Wood bottom brackets and installation tools.
  • Visit our Crank Arms page to read about individual replacement crank arms and crank arm fixing bolts.
  • Visit our Crank Tools page to read about installation and maintenance tools.
 
Bottom Bracket Compatibility - length and tapers

All cranks must be matched with a specific length bottom bracket spindle. Triple cranks or frames with oversize seat tubes require slightly longer bottom bracket spindles.
Shimano and almost every major bottom bracket maker have traditionally used the same spindle end cross section of 12.9 mm and two degree taper. Campagnolo uses the same two degree taper but has a smaller starting cross section of 12.7 mm.
A Shimano crank arm will bottom out on Campagnolo spindle. A Campagnolo crank arm will not draw far enough onto a Shimano spindle.
Phil Wood now produces both Campagnolo and Shimano taper bottom brackets in a wide variety of lengths. Phil bottom brackets are exceptionally well made and usually last for 30,000 miles without maintenance.

 
 
 
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Branford Bike Online Catalog - Archival Edition
brought to you by the former owner of Branford Bike, Tim Brockett via his personal web site, TimsLife.Com
This is an archival edition of the Branford Bike web site from February 2006. Complete with product photos, prices, how to articles and technical specifications it is a treasure trove of accurate, detailed and historical information.

In July of 2006 Branford Bike was incinerated by a huge forest fire. No one was hurt but the inventory and buildings were completely destroyed. I witnessed the fire and stayed until the trees were burning in my driveway. At that point I hiked from Branford Bike, through the smoke and embers, down the mountain to my Jeep 3 miles away. I took photos and wrote about the harrowing experience so everyone could see what I saw. My insurance was generous and I later rebuilt my home and started another business selling books. Read the story here.

Branford Bike was a huge part of my life for over 30 years; June 1976 to July 2006. I enjoyed those years tremendously and Branford Bike was often a labor of love. I hope you enjoy browsing through the archival catalog. If your visit brings back pleasant memories please share them with me via e-mail at timbrockett@gmail.com .

If you find any printed Branford Bike catalogs, advertisments or flyers please scan them as a PDF and email. Or you may mail them via US Post to Tim Brockett, PO Box 1711, Emigrant, MT 59027. Eventually I will post them in a Memorabilia catalog section.

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