http://www.colnago.com/c59-disc/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Only 100 grams more then the prior model. I did not think it could be done. I was wrong.

Not my cup of tea but noteworthy




can't wait to hear ride reports in wet weather

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...how 'bout with Campagnolo EPS and Record SRM?

There you go, official Colango image:

Aiaiai.... beauty meets tech!

Hurts

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My Colnago C59 MTBK Camapgnolo Hyperon Ultra 2 and Campi SR11
http://rodebaron51.imgur.com/all/

How are they actuating the brakes. Is it one of those TRP or Hope box of tricks to convert cable input into a hydraulic line to allow STI's or Ergo's to still be used.

While I don't feel the need for discs on a road bike (or my MTB's) I do really like the idea and I find myself wanting one. I wonder what OLd there is on the rear? I want more details.

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Electronic shifting makes disc brakes more possible because you can dispense with integrated brake levers/gear shifters. Brake levers are just brake levers again and gear shifts are made using satellite buttons on the bars.

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