IN BRIEF
BlackHeart is updating its Road Ti for 2027, a titanium race road bike with an aero profile and an integrated cockpit. The frame gains three 3D-printed parts carried over from the Road Plus Ti: the seat tube, the bottom bracket and the rear dropouts. The new seat tube allows full mudguards with 35 mm tyres, and the bottom bracket gains a channel that tucks away the brake hose. The frameset is listed at €3,170.95 on the brand’s online shop, and The Radavist reports the bike will be in stock in November.
| Frameset price (BlackHeart shop) | 3 170,95 € |
| Kit contents | frame, fork, seatpost, seat clamp, thru-axles, headset |
| 3D-printed parts | seat tube, bottom bracket, rear dropouts |
| Tyres | up to 700 x 35 mm, with mudguards |
| Bottom bracket | T47-68 |
| Headset | Cane Creek HCR |
| Seatpost | round, 31.6 mm |
| Derailleur hanger | UDH |
| Sizes | 9 |
| Warranty | lifetime on the frame, against manufacturing defects, for the original owner |
BlackHeart’s Road Plus Ti already featured 3D-printed frame parts, and The Radavist writes that Bicycling Magazine named it among its “Best Bikes” of 2026. Those parts are now moving to the Road Ti, the brand’s race bike. The Radavist states that its previous version won Cyclingworld Europe’s “Best Race Bike” award in 2024.
Three 3D-printed parts on the titanium frame
The official product page details the three changes in the 2027 version. The 3D-printed seat tube frees up the room needed for full mudguards with 35 mm tyres. The bottom bracket, also printed, gets a channel underneath and a flared port on the chainstay side to make routing easier. Finally, the rear dropouts are printed so their design matches the rest of the frame.
The Radavist adds that the T47-68 bottom bracket shell carries a clip that holds the brake hose in that channel. The frame takes a UDH hanger, a round 31.6 mm seatpost and a Cane Creek HCR headset.
A titanium road bike built for racing
BlackHeart presents the Road Ti as an aero titanium race road bike, with a fully integrated cockpit and race geometry. The Radavist lists a kammtail-profile down tube, a one-piece carbon cockpit and fully integrated cabling. The frame comes in 9 sizes.
In stock in November
BlackHeart states that the frameset includes the frame, fork, seatpost, its clamp, thru-axles and headset, and that the frame carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects for the original owner. The Radavist specifies that the frames are reamed, tapped and faced at the factory, ready to build. The BlackHeart shop lists this frameset at €3,170.95, and the brand also offers complete builds, including an ENVE Edition. The Radavist states that the new Road Ti will be in stock in November, on the brand’s website and through its dealers.
