Campagnolo Neutron Ultra Clincher wielset

This version of the Neutron has an extremely low weight, you have to feel it to believe it. The secret? Precise dimensioning of the walls and top bridge of the rim and the spectacular carbon fibre hubs.

Features:

• Front wheel weight: 630g
• Rear wheel weight: 840g
• 4x15 balls 5/32" in Grade 10 stainless steel
• Differentiated front-rear rims
• Milled rims on the front bridge
• Polygonal rim
• Rear rim with asymmetrical drilling
• Carbon and aluminium hub bodies
• Nut-plate system with ball coupling
• Variable section stainless steel aero spokes
• Self-locking nuts
• Differentiated spokes
• Oversize light-alloy axles
• Ultralinear geometry
• Welded joint and machined sides
• Rear hub with oversize right-hand flange
• Cup and cone bearings
• Monolithic FW body
• Standardised front-rear bearings
• New quick-releases
• Available with Campagnolo (9/10/11 speed) and Shimano (10/11 speed) cassette body.

Neutron wheels have calibrated extrusions for the hi-tech rims and hubs with carbon body and aluminium flanges.

The wheel characteristics are exceptional: lightness, reactivity, and lateral rigidity when off the saddle, while the very light hubs make them stand out among competing products.

The rims are welded and their braking surface turned. Then grinding is carried out in the areas between the spokes where the stresses are lower and the structure can be lightened. This is the typical result of a study using the finite element method followed, of course, by an unforgiving validation cycle in the laboratory and on the road.

The rims are differentiated: the front rim is symmetrical and lighter while the rear rim is stouter and is drilled asymmetrically to improve the wheel dish and exalt lateral rigidity. As always, the spokes work without flexions thanks to the self-locking nut coupled spherically to the plate; this distributes the load, guaranteeing longer life cycles and greater lateral wheel rigidity.

These are fabulous wheels for routes featuring considerable altitude differences or for very long competitions, where performance and comfort must coexist.