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gravel bike ekar 13

gravel bike ekar 13 Campagnolo Ekar 13-Speed Gravel Groupset – Condor Cycles

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gravel bike ekar 13 Campagnolo Ekar 13-Speed Gravel Groupset – Condor CyclesEkar was the first gravel groupset by Campagnolo and claimed to be the lightest 1x groupset for gravel bikes. The focus of Ekar is performance gravel and racing. With 1x gearing only and cassettes that start with a tiny 9 tooth cog, Ekar aims to match the range of 2x drivetrains without compromise. The groupset weighs 2,385g, which is lighter than the mechanical groupsets offered by Shimano and SRAM. It sits as a direct competitor to Shimano GRX 800

Ekar was the first gravel groupset by Campagnolo — and claimed to be the lightest 1x groupset for gravel bikes. The focus of Ekar is performance gravel and racing.

With 1x gearing only and cassettes that start with a tiny 9-tooth cog, Ekar aims to match the range of 2x drivetrains “without compromise”. The groupset weighs 2,385g, which is lighter than the mechanical groupsets offered by Shimano and SRAM. It sits as a direct competitor to Shimano GRX 800 mechanical and SRAM's Force 1 or Force 1 AXS groupsets. The chain is kept in check by an all-new clutched rear derailleur, while cassettes starting with a tiny 9-tooth sprocket supply the necessary range. The 13-speed cassette provides two additional gears over SRAM and Shimano's 1x groupsets.

1x Carbon Chainset 
The unidirectional carbon fibre cranks feature a strong, durable 630-grade steel alloy crank axle – following the maxim of smartly mating strength and light weight that is employed across the Ekar groupset. New ProTech™ technology joins the two semi-axles inside the bottom bracket, with a single, oversized bolt. Oversized stainless steel bearing sit on the crank, fixed on the semi-axles, for maximum smoothness and strength – and easily accessible for inspection and maintenance without the requirement to extract the cups.

The Ekar crankset features four arm length options – 165, 170, 172.5 and 175mm – to suit riders of all sizes and styles. For some gravel bikes featuring low bottom bracket heights, shorter crank arms are a popular choice to avoid grounding on loose and unpredictable surfaces. A narrow 145.5mm Q-factor makes for a comfortable, efficient pedalling style, whatever your size. The UD carbon arms come with neat, removable protective end caps, to keep your components looking like new, whatever terrain you tackle.

Ekar aluminium shift and brake levers
Ekar Ergopower levers feature reach regulation adjustments, to fit your hand and finger size and suit the demands of your riding style. To further enhance control in gravel riding, Ekar Ergopowers' aluminium lever blade and controls’ surface coating finish is laser-cut with additional texture to increase your grip, whatever the conditions. The lasered pattern is also resistant to wear from sweat, dirt and cleaning agents – a gravel-proof solution. The internal Ultra-Shift™ mechanism controls the 13-speed rear derailleur, enabling you to up-shift by up to 3 sprockets in a single movement.

Ekar Rear Derailleur
The Campagnolo Ekar Rear Derailleur or Mech, is built from aluminium and carbon-reinforced polyamide, with stainless steel hardware, and features a clutch to keep the chain in check. A single rear derailleur design with mid-length cage is compatible with the varying sprocket sizes on all three cassette gearing options, from 9-36 to 10-44, perfect for every gravel requirement. The parallelogram's 2D trajectory is specifically designed for the Ekar 1x system, with a full change of precise mechanical movement to activate the 13 sprockets.
The clutch, permanently engaged for enhanced chain retention reliability and minimal operational noise, can be locked forward for easy wheel removal. There are more than 70 individual carefully designed and engineered parts in the Ekar derailleur alone.

Specification
  • Ideal for: top-level groupset for gravel racing, gravel riding
  • Groupset weight: 2,185g excluding rotors
  • 1x13-speed, disc brake, gravel focused groupset
  • Hydraulic system’s internals are shared with Campagnolo’s high-performance ranges – for proven performance
  • Trusted modulation and progressive feel – perfect for all-road control
  • One-Lever-One-Action and positive engagement with the efficient 1x13-speed Ekar drivetrain means a perfect change every time
  • Enhanced grip – additional laser-cut texture on lever blades and controls is sweat- and wear-resistant
  • Multiple action – up-shift 3 gears with Ultra-Shift™
  • Levers feature ergonomic adjustable reach – to suit any hand or finger size
  • Levers are set up with left lever controlling front brake, right lever controlling rear brake.
  • Rear Derailleur features clutch lock – for easy wheel removal
  • One derailleur fits all three cassette options – easy to switch for gearing changes
  • Chainset features four size options Adventure (38T); Pure Gravel (40T), Fast Gravel (42T), Gravel Race (44T)
  • Chainset teeth have narrow-wide tooth design – efficient drive & maximum chain security and no need for a chain catcher
  • Narrow Q-factor – 145.5mm
  • Requires 140mm rotors
  • Rotors are sold separately
What's In The Box?
  • Campagnolo Ekar 13-speed Hydraulic Shifters 
  • Campagnolo Ekar Calipers with pre-bled hoses, pair
  • Campagnolo Ekar single ring carbon chainset
  • Note: Chainset is available in a range of crank lengths and sizes, please select you size
  • Campagnolo Ekar 13-speed cassette
  • Campagnolo Ekar 13-speed chain with quick link
  • Campagnolo Ekar 13-speed Rear Derailleur
  • Campagnolo Pro Tech Bottom Bracket
  • Campagnolo Gear Cable Kit Included
  • Campagnolo Brake Hoses are pre-bled and supplied set up Left Lever/Rear Brake, Right Lever/Front Brake
  • NOTE: The groupset is not supplied with Disc Brake Rotors
  • NOTE: other bottom bracket cups are available - if you require Italian thread, T47/86 or T47A please contact us
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