European customers -- and eventually those in North America -- will be able to purchase the Colnago C68 with Shimano, SRAM Red AXS eTap (EUR13,260/$14,391), or Campagnolo (EUR15,770/$17,115 ...

To make the C68 platform accept rim brakes, Colnago added several revisions ... you’ll most likely have to use one of the following: Campagnolo Super Record EPS Groupset 2×12 – Mechanical ...

Recently I spent some time reviewing the new Campagnolo Hyperon Ultra wheels, which came attached to a Colnago C68, fully kitted out with Campagnolo Super Record EPS. It’s about as top-end as ...

Colnago doesn’t launch ... or one shared with the C68 at least. As well as the two colour options, customers can opt for Campagnolo EPS, Dura-Ace or Ultegra Di2, or Red and Force from SRAM.

The C68 is Colnago’s C-series bike ... is only compatible with electronic drivetrains — from Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo. So it’s a real meeting of old and new. There’s nothing old ...

The new C68 needed a few modifications in order to properly accommodate rim brakes. Colnago Most notably ... the previous generation Campagnolo Super Record EPS and the SRAM Force eTap AXS. Oh and ...

Colnago has announced its new C68 bike. The launch of the C68 also introduces a new business model, from traditional B2B to omnichannel, with the possibility of purchasing it from the B2C platform, in ...

That’s over $133,000 or £107,000. Officially, Colnago has created the C68 Gioiello in honour of the 106th Giro d’Italia, currently in progress. But it’s also aiming to position itself ...