Campagnolo Chorus 11

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  • g00se
    g00se Posts: 2,221
    Centaur Ultratorque should be fine to take off - reverse of this:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOSVk3C0YIE

    Modern Centaur is Powertorque - but 2009 to 2011 was UT.
  • Flexisurfer
    Flexisurfer Posts: 249
    I have Centaur 10speed on my winter bike and it has the multiple up and own on the rear mech and the front is adjustable, I have Athena11 on my race bike, if you have it set up correctly you don't really need the trim on the front mech. I will upgrade to Chorus in due course if it's better than Athena then it must be excellent.
  • Miles253
    Miles253 Posts: 535
    g00se wrote:
    Centaur Ultratorque should be fine to take off - reverse of this:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOSVk3C0YIE

    Modern Centaur is Powertorque - but 2009 to 2011 was UT.

    Hmm I've got power toque then, I can see the whole way through my cranks, bummer. Tips for removing them?
    Canyon Roadlite AL-Shamal Wheels-Centaur/Veloce Group
    Canyon Ult CF SL- Spin Koppenberg-Ultegra group
  • g00se
    g00se Posts: 2,221
    So, there's a hex-bolt on the non-drive side? to confirm, it should have power-torque or ultra-torque written around the 'hole' on the crank arms.

    Do you have carbon or alloy crank arms?
  • Miles253
    Miles253 Posts: 535
    g00se wrote:
    So, there's a hex-bolt on the non-drive side? to confirm, it should have power-torque or ultra-torque written around the 'hole' on the crank arms.

    Do you have carbon or alloy crank arms?

    I honestly can't recall, I'm out of the town at the moment, but I think it is just hollow all the way through. I.e. The crank puller type, going to do some googling
    Canyon Roadlite AL-Shamal Wheels-Centaur/Veloce Group
    Canyon Ult CF SL- Spin Koppenberg-Ultegra group

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