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Modern Components - Campagnolo Centaur Brakes

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Athena brakes on this page: Centaur black dual-pivot calipers | Centaur silver dual-pivot calipers | Centaur grey dual-pivot calipers

Other modern Campagnolo brakes: Record | Chorus | Daytona | Athena | Veloce | Mirage | Avanti
Other Campagnolo brakes: Vintage brakes & parts

Until Campagnolo set the world on its ear with its Record sidepull brakes in 1968, high-performance brakes were centerpull. The most notable centerpull was the Mafac Racer, made famous by five-time Tour de France winner Jacques Anquetil.

Since then, Campagnolo brakes have been sought-after works of functional art.

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Campagnolo Centaur black dual-pivot brake calipers. New, $120.00

Part# 80514

• We have two sets in stock
• Made in Taiwan.
• Both front and rear calipers are dual-pivot.

Campagnolo has removed unneeded material, yet made the calipers more rigid.

New, in the box

From the back.

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Campagnolo Centaur silver dual-pivot brake calipers.

We have these calipers both: New | Used

Campagnolo Centaur dual-pivot brake calipers. New, $150.00/set

Part# 80512

• We have 53 sets in stock
• Produced in the 1990s
• Made in Italy

As nice as the day they were made, decades ago.

Nice and new and in the box.

And from the back

Campagnolo Centaur dual-pivot brake calipers with Kool-Stop salmon pads. Used, $65.00/set

Front view

Side view

From the other side.

The backs of the calipers

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Campagnolo Centaur Century (grey) finish dual-pivot brake calipers. New, $200.00

Part# 80513

• We have two sets in stock
• Produced in the 1990s
• Made in Italy

New, with Campangolo Century grey finish

New, in the box

And from the back.

Here's a Campagnolo ad from 1976, predating the introduction of Centaur components by more than 25 years.

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