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CampagnoloWheels andgroupsets
Bora WTO and Hyperon carbon wheels, Levante gravel wheels and Super Record 13 groupsets from a Campagnolo dealer in Chicago. Shipped across the continental US.

The range
CampagnoloBora Ultra WTO
35, 45 and 60 mm deep on the C23 rim, with carbon hub bodies and CULT ceramic bearings. Campagnolo's fastest wheels.
Aero roadBora WTO
The same C23 rim shapes in 35, 45 and 60 mm with alloy hubs. The way into Bora speed.
ClimbingHyperon Ultra and Hyperon
37 mm all-round climbing wheels. Hyperon Ultra weighs 1,240 g a set; Hyperon, with alloy hubs, 1,340 g.
GravelLevante
30 mm deep and 25 mm wide inside, built for 38 to 78 mm gravel tires on Campagnolo's Mini-Hook rim. 1,485 g.
Road groupsetSuper Record 13
Wireless 2x13 shifting, Campagnolo's fastest and lightest electronic groupset. Record 13 brings the same platform one tier down.
Gravel groupsetEkar and Ekar GT
Mechanical 1x13 gravel groupsets with 9-36 to 10-48 cassettes. Chorus 12-speed is the mechanical road groupset.
In the catalog

Campagnolo Bora Ultra WTO 45 C23 Disc Brake
$4,725
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Campagnolo Bora WTO 45
$2,638
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Campagnolo Bora WTO 45 C23 Disc Brake
$3,223
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Campagnolo Hyperon
$2,783
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Campagnolo Hyperon Ultra
$4,099.95
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Campagnolo ZONDA GT
$718.76
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Campagnolo Shamal
$2,385
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Campagnolo Record 13 crankset
$849.60
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About Campagnolo
Campagnolo has built racing components in Vicenza, Italy, since 1933, when Tullio Campagnolo founded the company on his quick-release invention. The wheel line runs from the Bora Ultra WTO and Bora WTO aero wheels through the Hyperon climbing wheels to the Levante gravel wheels, all on Campagnolo's own hubs with CULT or USB bearings. On the drivetrain side, Super Record 13 brought the first wireless 2x13 road groupset, Record 13 followed in 2026, and Ekar covers gravel with mechanical 1x13.
Dragonspine is a Campagnolo dealer. Tell us your frame, drivetrain and tire size and we'll get the right wheels or groupset to you, shipped across the continental US from Chicago.







