Description
The BladeX 50G is a perfect all-around wheelset, it’s light, aero and stiff, it’s durable for daily and training ride, and it’s fast for you in a race. If you only have one Full Carbon Wheelset, it has to be this one.
Due to a specially spoke pattern, this wheelset is very lightweight and stiff, it’s ideal for Climbing and Sprinting. It’s braking surface layered with Basalt Fiber by a high temperature resistence resin, which ensures you are freely to go up and down.
Rim | |
Type: | Clincher and Tubular Available |
Material: | Torayca T700S |
Finish: | 3K And Matte |
Depth: | 50mm |
Size: | 700C |
Max Width: | 23mm |
Basalt Braking Surface: | Yes |
Nipple Hole Type: | External |
Max Tire Pressure: | 120psi |
Weight | |
Total Weight: | CLINCHER: Front 678g, Rear 831g; 1509g In Total TUBULAR: Front 578g, Rear 731g; 1303g In Total |
Hubs | |
Ceramic Sealed Bearings: | Yes |
Colors: | Black/ Red Available |
Spokes | |
Type: | Bladed |
Colors: | Black ( Default ) |
Count: | Front 18 And Rear 21 |
Lacing: | Front: Radial, Rear: G3 |
Nipples | |
Colors: | Black/ Silver/ Red Available |
Material: | Aluminum |
Skewers | |
Colors: | Black |
Material: | Titanium |
Weight: | 46g/pair |
Compatibility | |
Cassette Type: | Campagnolo 9/10/11 Speed or Shimano 8/9/10/11 Speed |
Wheelset | |
Max Recommended Rider Weight: | 110 kgs |
X-CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY


How fast of a bicycle is most determined by the performance of it's revolving components, wheels are the main components of a bicycle. This makes it reasonable to upgrade the bearings, all the points lead to a result, Ceramic material. There are 2 main features of using Ceramic Bearings:
1. Ceramic Ball is closer to perfect round: A steel ball in Grade G25 is meant to be a high quality ball in this material, if measured by size, it's precision is 25/1,000,000 inch.
Nevertheless, a ceramic ball can be made to be in Grade G5, it's precision is much higher than the best steel ball. That's why we say Ceramic Ball is closer to perfect round.
2. Ceramic Ball is stiffer: Stiffness is very important to a ball used in a bike, it's also called "Modulus of Elasticity". A steel ball's Modulus of Elasticity is around 30,000,000Pounds/Inch, while a ceramic ball's is 47,000,000Pounds/Inch.
Both of the main features make the bearing with ceramic balls smooth, easy to maintain and fit for all conditions.
Also upgrading to ceramic bearing brings a lot of benefits over the steel counterparts:
Features | Benefits |
Higher hardness of rolling element |
- Better wearability
- Greater durability
- Longer service life |
Lower gravity |
- Lightweighting the system
- Lower centrifugal force during rotation, consequently less bearing wear and heat generation and bearings can run at higher speed |
Higher stiffness |
- Increase the rigidity of system
- Less sphere deformation under load and this will transfer energy better |
Higher precision and better surface finish of ceramic balls |
- Less friction between ceramic balls and races
- Less wear |
Self-lubrication |
- Less maintenance or maintenance free
- Races will not block due to rusty |
Magnetism free |
- Less magnetic contaminations to be magnetized into the raceway that can affect smooth rotation and destroy the raceway |
Electrical isolation |
- No galvanically stimulated corrosion
- Can be used in applcation that requires electrical isolation |
X-BASALT TECHNOLOGY


Carbon Fiber can deal with tension very well, but it’s not good at handling high temperature, in order to provide the smooth braking, we have to increase the Temperature Resistance for Clincher wheels. We use the Basalt material instead of Carbon Fiber when making the braking track, it increases the rim Temperature Resistance for about 150 Fahrenheit and conducts heat much better than Carbon Fiber. Basalt material increases the brake performance on wet condition without increasing the wear and tear on the braking surface.
This means that our rims can last longer than ordinary carbon wheel rims with the Basalt material. And this technology can also help our rims to stand wear and tear.
Garry –
Hello. Can you tell me if the price quoted are in Aus Dollars please
admin –
Hi Garry, currently the prices listed on our website are all in USD, thanks!