Campagnolo was founded in 1933 by Tullio Campagnolo in Vicenza, Italy, and the brand has been at the center of professional road racing ever since. For decades, Campagnolo-equipped teams have competed at the Tour de France and World Championships — and the engineering that earns those results is the same engineering behind every groupset component, wheel, and drivetrain part the brand produces today. Their current Super Record 13 WRL system represents the latest chapter: a fully wireless, 13-speed electronic groupset built around hydraulic disc braking. More on the full lineup at Campagnolo’s official website.

This sale collection covers the Super Record 13 WRL system in depth — individual components priced from under $100 for brake pads and hardware up through $948 for the rear derailleur, making it possible to build into Campagnolo’s top-tier wireless platform piece by piece. Disc rotors, bottom brackets, cassettes, and chains round out the selection for riders who need replacement parts or are completing an existing build.

For the full Campagnolo component range at standard pricing, visit the Campagnolo components collection. The Campagnolo wheels collection covers the complete wheelset lineup, and the Campagnolo brand page brings everything together. Browsing groupsets more broadly? The groupsets collection covers options from across the industry.