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  • I have new Pinarello FP due carbon with Veloce 2012 and I cannot describe this groupset with any other word than AMAZING. Pedaling was never so much pleasant as now. Power Torque System totally rocks!

  • Got a centaur groupset because I'd ridden them on a bike a borrowed and liked the feel. Didn't realise almost none of the tools I had would be of use. 14mm allen wrench was the first thing I needed. Now I'm ready to remove them and I find my normal crank puller won't work and I need to buy a UT-FC090 like dominic. Really wondering if they are worth it.

  • Dam, i started biking on a performance hybrid type bike made by giant like 2 months ago. i wish i had enough money for a road bike. =(

  • dominicmdougherty im with you got mine to day thinking it would be easy as the 2010 system.it was a rite pain in the ass.had to find a 14mm hex.campy are loesing it.igess thay try and make money on the tools.not happy.and how to get the thing off is a diffrent matter.

  • dominicmdougherty im with you got mine to day thinking it would be easy as the 2010 system.it was a rite pain in the ass.had to find a 14mm hex.campy are loesing it.igess thay try and make money on the tools.not happy

  • Fail.

    No dedicated tools? Why did I have to buy the Campagnolo UT-FC090?

    not to mention the 14mm allen/hex required.

    I sell lots of wave washers for customers that have play in their new campy cranks... even though apparently its not possible to have play?

    I really like the totally unique integrated-axle-on-the-right-c­rank design... never seen that before. Somebody should mention this to SRAM, Shimano, Truvativ, FSA...

    Sorry Campy, you're losing your foothold.

    Bring back your square taper.

  • For Power Torque system assembly we confirm that dedicated Campagnolo tools for Power Torque crankset are not necessary.

    For the disassembly it works the same but in this case Campagnolo is offering as optional accessories, two protection inserts to be combined to standard 2 arms extractors easily available in the market.

  • @CampagnoloSrl

    Weak answer and terrible solution for the carbon version of this crankset. I have designed and built a very simple and effective puller for this crankset (and offered to Campagnolo, who turned it down by the way). If anyone is interested, send an email to veloswan@cox.net and I will send pictures. Any machinist will be able to make it, it's that simple.

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