Campagnolo Bora One 35 Disc clincher wheelset Dark Label QR15/X12 Campagnolo

Bora One 35 Disc Brake

Campagnolo has developed a totally reworked disc brake version of the Bora One that transfers skills and knowhow gained in years of experience and introduces a new logic and innovative technologies to ensure unprecedented results.

The Bora One Disc Brake is the most sophisticated carbon wheel on the market and one of the few specifically designed for disc brake systems.
Extremely light yet stiff, resistant to shock and perfectly balanced, this wheel is available in in clincher and tubular versions, with a 35 mm rim: a versatile wheel for any kind of route.

Weight: 1483 g

Main Benefits

The most sophisticated

• Use of resins and materials that guarantee superior finish and good UV resistance
• Designed specifically for disc brake systems

A complete solution

• Lightweight uphill thanks to its 35 mm rim
• Smooth and safe downhill thanks to its USB bearings

Pure performance

• The layers of carbon are hand positioned to ensure the perfect equilibrium of weight and performance
• Monolithic aluminum hubs optimize disc braking torque

Specs

Spokes

• Number of spokes: 24 front and 21 (G3) rear
• RDB – Rim Dynamic Balance
• Bladed aerodynamic spokes
• Stainless steel spokes
• Aluminum nipples

Compatibility

• Campagnolo FH Body 9/10/11
• FH Body HG 9/10/11
• AFS front HH12 / rear HH12-142

Hub

• Aluminium hub with black finish
• USB bearings
• Hub edge: 100mm (front), 130mm (rear)
• Hub material: Aluminium
• Cup-and-cone bearing system

Rim

• Profile height: 35 mm/35 mm
• Rim section (height/width): 24,2 mm/23,5
• Rim material: Carbon
• Graphic colours: Bright Label and Dark Label

Tires

• Wheel for tubular tyre
• Wheel for clincher tyre

Assembly

The Bora One 35 DB wheel is entirely hand-assembled by a specialised Campagnolo technician and is checked in every tiny detail with electronic instrumentation. This ensures maximum performance and reliability for all Campagnolo wheels.

Campagnolo Wheels Catalogue - 2018