I believe that there is already overwhelming information about the new generation of Campagnolo Super Record on social media, so the editor will come to the current savings assistant to summarize the key points of each part of the new kit.

Due to the fully wireless setting, the new generation of Super Record kit does not use the name "EPS", but is simply called "Super Record Wireless". It is still a 12-speed kit and has not been upgraded to 13-speed following the previous EKAR kit. The new kit is only available in disc brake specs.

Analysis of key points of the new Campagnolo Super Record kit

Due to the wireless setting, the Ergopower hand shift head needs to accommodate the wireless unit and battery, so the overall outline of the hand shifter becomes larger than before, but the head is a little lower than before, and the brake lever seems to be shorter. The brake lever has 15 mm of initial position adjustment space, but the AMS brake contact adjustment is cancelled.

The biggest change is to abandon the inner "small ear" gear lever setting that has been used for many years, and split the lever into four pieces to complete the shifting action of the front and rear derailleurs. It seems that Campagnolo also realizes that "small ears" are not friendly to users with small hands.

It still adopts the default design of using the left hand to control the front derailleur (up and down and down) and the right hand to control the rear derailleur (up and down), but it has the function of connecting to APP custom buttons. Although Campagnolo promotes the new design to be in line with their "one Lever one action" setting.

Analysis of key points of the new Campagnolo Super Record kit

In order to provide excellent force feedback and feel, Campagnolo uses a very complex design inside the keys.

The M button on the inside of the hand shifter is a mode button, mainly used for setting and diagnosis; the switch key below is used to wake up the shifter and also has a setting function. On the front is an LED indicator light for observing battery power. Like the other two manufacturers, the hand shifter is powered by a CR2032 button battery, providing a battery life of 1.5-2 years.

From the MyCampy 3.0 APP interface, in addition to customizable buttons, it also seems to have a sequential shifting function. Visual inspection is to switch through the M button.