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Aero Mo-Mag – Campagnolo

In the world of bike wheels, Campagnolo stands out for its constant innovation. Today, we introduce the Aero Mo-Mag technology, an advance that optimises the performance of carbon wheels. Used on iconic models such as the Bora Ultra WTO and Hyperon Ultra, this solution combines aerodynamics, light weight and durability. Here is what you need to know about this cutting-edge technology.

What is Aero Mo-Mag?

Aero Mo-Mag is an evolution of Campagnolo’s Mo-Mag (Mounting Magnet) system. This technology makes it possible to position internal nipples in carbon rims without drilling extra holes, thanks to an ingenious magnetic system. The internal housing in glass-fibre-reinforced polymer, specifically designed for each rim-hub combination, ensures perfect spoke alignment. The result: a more aerodynamic structure and a significant reduction in stress on the components.

The benefits for carbon wheels

With Aero Mo-Mag, Campagnolo improves the efficiency of carbon wheels on several levels. First, the absence of external nipples reduces aerodynamic drag, which is essential for cyclists seeking speed. Next, the rim becomes lighter, as it needs less material to maintain its stiffness. Finally, this internal assembly reduces the risk of galvanic corrosion between materials (carbon, aluminium, steel), thus extending the life of the wheels. Models such as the Bora Ultra WTO illustrate this combination of performance and reliability.

A technology for all demanding cyclists

Carbon wheels fitted with Aero Mo-Mag are aimed at racers and knowledgeable amateurs alike. Whether on the Bora Ultra WTO (available in 35, 45 or 60 mm) or the ultra-light Hyperon Ultra at 1,240 g a pair, this technology adapts to various riding profiles. Maintenance remains simple: the internal nipples can be adjusted with a supplied Torx tool, guaranteeing accessible maintenance without sacrificing the aerodynamic advantages.

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