Campagnolo Chorus 12-speed road bike cassette

Very good durable product (Translated review)

Good alternative to the Super Record model. Much cheaper for a few extra grams... while waiting for compatibility! (Translated review)

Very good all-season tires, I recommend for rain. (Translated review)

Bought to replace the original 11/32 of my Chorus group. It's good material, shifting is silent and smooth, but it's still quite expensive... we'll see in a while if the investment was worth it. (Translated review)

Quality product that remains expensive. The spacing is suitable even if there is a significant difference between central sprockets. Alain (Translated review)

Systematic start at 11 teeth, why not. However, an 11-27 gearing would be very appreciated. Furthermore, it should be noted that an additional sprocket (from 11 to 12 speeds) has inflated the price of the cassette by about 70-80 euros, which is exorbitant. (Translated review)

The switch to 12 teeth involves a significant price increase compared to 11v... However, the product is of good quality, I had never had Campagnolo before and the gearing on the cassette body seems more reliable over time. Basically, it's not cheap but you can feel it's made to last... (Translated review)

Too expensive for a Chorus and especially I would like a start in 12 (sportive cycling) (Translated review)

Holds its own against the super-record version. Snobbery aside... you won't see any difference in use. In the durability of the material yes. (Translated review)

For me, the twelfth cog is worth it. You can have a wider gear range without sacrificing either the steps or the good functioning. It's a real plus that the freewheel remains the same as for 11v. The only downside is a fairly high price. (Translated review)