Camp Radon X 2x9 Speed Disc Brake Road Bike
$3,980.00
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The Camp Radon X is an entry-level alloy disc brake road bike with Shimano Sora front and rear derailleurs and SunRace 2x9-speed integrated hydraulic disc brake levers, built for riders new to road cycling who want reliable braking on a tighter budget.
Key highlights
- Category: Alloy entry-level road bike, hydraulic disc brake, mechanical shifting
- Brand: Camp (Shenzhen / Huizhou, China), Radon X range
- Frame: Camp alloy frame with internal cable routing; alloy fork
- Groupset: 2x9-speed mechanical, Shimano Sora front and rear derailleurs with SunRace shifters, 34/50T crankset, HR9-28T cassette
- Brakes: SunRace integrated hydraulic disc levers
- Best for: Riders new to road cycling who want reliable hydraulic disc braking on a limited budget
A Practical Entry Point into Road Cycling
The Camp Radon X is positioned as an entry-level road bike, with an alloy frame featuring internal cable routing and an alloy fork. The front and rear derailleurs are Shimano Sora (Shimano's road groupset tier above Claris), paired with SunRace 2x9-speed shifters, offering straightforward shifting with lower maintenance costs than electronic or higher-tier groupsets, which suits riders who are still getting used to shifting on a road bike. Braking comes from SunRace's integrated hydraulic disc brake levers, which combine the hydraulic system directly into the shift lever rather than routing a separate brake cable, giving more consistent stopping power than traditional rim brakes with one less cable to maintain.
Full specifications
| Frame | Camp alloy frame, internal cable routing |
| Fork | Alloy |
| Shifters | SunRace 2x9-speed integrated hydraulic disc brake levers |
| Front Derailleur | Shimano Sora FD-R3000 |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano Sora RD-R3000 |
| Brakes | SunRace integrated hydraulic disc |
| Crankset | Prowheel alloy hollow crank, 34/50T |
| Cassette | HR9-28T, 9-speed |
| Chain | KMC Z9 |
| Wheels | Alloy hubs with alloy rims (bearing count and rim depth vary by batch) |
| Tyres | 700C road tyres, width varies by batch — please contact us before ordering to confirm |
| Handlebar | LUCE alloy road handlebar |
| Saddle | LUCE road saddle |
| Weight | Not published for this batch — please have your bike shop weigh the actual unit |
| Colours (Jollymap) | White, Black, Grey |
| Sizes (Jollymap) | 460mm, 490mm, 520mm, 540mm |
Specifications source: Camp official product page (campbicycle.com) Radon X, cross-checked against supplier spec sheet. Hub bearing count, rim depth and tyre width can vary between production batches (Camp's own official page states "components may vary by production batch — actual product prevails"); please contact us before ordering to confirm the current configuration.
Size Selection Guide
The table below is the supplier's recommended height guide, for reference only. If you're between two sizes, please contact us before ordering, or book a Jollymap Bike Fit to confirm.
| Frame size | Recommended height |
|---|---|
| 460mm | 160–173 cm |
| 490mm | 172–178 cm |
| 520mm | 176–183 cm |
| 540mm | 183–190 cm |
Height ranges are the supplier's own reference recommendation, not a guarantee of fit — riders with longer or shorter limbs relative to height may suit a different size.


Camp Road Bikes Compared: Which One to Choose?
Here is how the two Camp aluminium road bikes compare by frame, groupset and wheelset:
| Model | Frame | Groupset | Wheelset | Brakes | Weight (approx.) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camp Radon X 2x9 Speed Disc Brake Road Bike (this page) | Aluminium alloy, internal routing; alloy fork | 2 × 9-speed mechanical (Shimano Sora derailleurs with SunRace levers, 34/50T, HR9-28T cassette) | Alloy hubs with alloy rims (rim depth varies by batch) | SunRace integrated hydraulic disc | — | New road riders who want hydraulic disc brakes |
| CAMP SR5 Sport Tiagra with Powermeter Aluminum Road Bike | Lightweight aluminium alloy, internal routing; carbon fork | 2 × 10-speed mechanical (Shimano Tiagra 4700, Magene SPX1 power meter crankset 50/34T) | Novatec hubs with 30 mm deep rims | Shimano Tiagra hydraulic disc (ST-R4720) | 9.6 kg (Jollymap product info, without pedals) | Riders who want power data to guide their training |
Want a higher-tier groupset (Shimano Tiagra with a power meter)? See the same brand's Camp SR5 Sport Tiagra with Powermeter Aluminum Road Bike (2 × 10-speed Shimano Tiagra 4700 with a Magene SPX1 power meter crankset). Want to compare entry/mid-tier road bikes from another brand? See the HASA Coraggio 2025 105 (Shimano 105 groupset, carbon frame).
Professional Size Fitting and Bike Fit Services
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FAQ
How much does the Camp Radon X weigh?
Camp hasn't published a weight for this batch. Actual weight varies by size, colour and fitted accessories — contact us before ordering if you need an exact figure.
What size should I get?
Use the supplier's recommended height guide above as a starting point (for example, 172–178cm for 490mm). Because saddle height, arm length and flexibility all affect fit, please contact us before ordering if you're between two sizes, or book a Jollymap Bike Fit.
Is Shimano Sora suitable for a beginner?
Yes. This bike's front and rear derailleurs are Shimano Sora, which shift accurately and reliably. The shifters are SunRace integrated hydraulic disc levers, and the operation may not feel exactly the same as Shimano shifters — feel free to contact us before ordering if you'd like to know more.
What does "integrated hydraulic disc brake lever" mean?
It means the hydraulic braking system is built directly into the shift lever, rather than a cable-actuated ("mechanical") disc brake where the lever pulls a cable to the caliper. Hydraulic fluid transmits braking force through a hose, giving more linear, consistent stopping power and one less exposed cable to maintain.
How do disc brakes hold up in Hong Kong's hot, humid weather?
Hydraulic disc brakes give more consistent stopping power in sudden rain than rim brakes, which suits Hong Kong's summer weather. We recommend a periodic brake fluid and pad check, particularly if you're riding long descents regularly.
Can this bike's groupset be upgraded later?
The frame and fork use common road bike standards, so upgrading the groupset or wheels is possible in principle, but actual compatibility (brake calliper standard, shift cable routing) should be confirmed with us before ordering or before any upgrade, to avoid buying the wrong parts.
Where is Camp made, and is it a reliable brand?
Camp is a bicycle brand manufactured in Huizhou, Guangdong, China. As an entry-level brand, it uses mainstream component suppliers like Shimano for key parts (this bike's Shimano Sora derailleurs), which gives a reasonable baseline of mechanical reliability.
Specifications and components follow the manufacturer's latest release and may change without notice. If in doubt, please contact us to confirm before ordering.
Last updated: October 2026




