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Campagnolo Shamal Carbon Disc

Magnificent wheelset. Campagnol has done a great job, once again delivering magnificent, timeless, rigid and comfortable wheels.

The wheels have changed our bike's behaviour: more precise and responsive in corners, efficient on the flat and really stylish. They come with magnificent campagnolo covers.

The Shimano 171 wheels that come with the Bianchi Sprint are not bad, really. But these Campagnolo wheels make all the difference. You just get (even) more cycling pleasure.

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Road tests and Gravel light

Pros & Cons

Run great with 37 Terreno Drys on my gravel bike. I haven't tried tubeless because it's not (any more) my thing, but it should be easy to use on the rim bed and with the horn profile. Functionality, smooth running, centring, etc. are otherwise Campy-typical1a, as is the weight for the price range. Not the most important thing, but nevertheless worth mentioning, is the surface finish, which in my opinion is extremely successful, supposedly unfinished and always brings a grin to my face. The decals are, unlike on the Bora WTOs, applied/not sealed on the outside, but for me this does not disturb the overall impression and the functionality anyway. Otherwise: still one of the few wheelsets that are easily available with the N3W standard, which made my EKAR setup happy. I would get the wheelset again at any time and can highly recommend it.

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Very stable driving experience

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Visually very nice wheels with good weight 1600 g . Very precise rims that can be used without rim tapes. Tyres can be mounted easily by hand without a jack. Very well stored and run silky smooth