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Campagnolo Athena groupset
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Athena shares a Chorus cogset as well
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Athena's elegant polished aluminium rear mech
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The Ultra-Torque bottom bracket design and thin alloy arms produce a low 145.5mm stance width
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The alloy Athena crankset comes with machined and polished rings, while the carbon version comes with less-expensive stamped rings
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The steel cage of the Athena promotes snappy shifts while the plastic guides keep things quiet
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Athena utilizes a Chorus chain
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Athena front derailleurs come in braze-on or clamp-on versions
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Athena's dual-pivot front brake can be paired with a single- or dual-pivot rear brake
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Athena's carbon wrapped Ergopower lever; an aluminium lever blade is also an option
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Athena's single-pivot rear brake
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Campagnolo's Athena group can add style and grace to any bike, but especially complements steel and European models
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Athena's elegant polished aluminium crankset
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