You would think this is one of the easiest things to find on the 'net, but apparently my Google-Fu is weak, 'cuz I'm coming up empty:
Is there a simple, feature-for-feature comparison of the differences between Campagnolo's Record versus Super Record groupsets?
I can sort of extrapolate it by reading through the Campy website (and keeping a couple different tabs open in my browser) but I was hoping to find a basic, unequivocal, side-by-side list ...e.g.,
- Brakes:
Record - made from forged Unobtanium
Super Record - made from forged Unobtanium cold-pressed between the breasts of 16-year-old virgins
Or something like that. I'm indifferent to the weight differences (or rather, indifferent to the weight differences when listed without an explanation for how those differences were accomplished) and I'm not interested in the cost differences because hey, my Google-Fu isn't that weak, I know what this stuff sells for.
Just want to know the mechanical/structural/compositional differences.
A tip o' the hat to anyone who can point me towards a comprehensive list of differences. Thanks.
Is there a simple, feature-for-feature comparison of the differences between Campagnolo's Record versus Super Record groupsets?
I can sort of extrapolate it by reading through the Campy website (and keeping a couple different tabs open in my browser) but I was hoping to find a basic, unequivocal, side-by-side list ...e.g.,
- Brakes:
Record - made from forged Unobtanium
Super Record - made from forged Unobtanium cold-pressed between the breasts of 16-year-old virgins
Or something like that. I'm indifferent to the weight differences (or rather, indifferent to the weight differences when listed without an explanation for how those differences were accomplished) and I'm not interested in the cost differences because hey, my Google-Fu isn't that weak, I know what this stuff sells for.
Just want to know the mechanical/structural/compositional differences.
A tip o' the hat to anyone who can point me towards a comprehensive list of differences. Thanks.