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Apr 2026 · Zach Overholt
The new Kaius 01 is more aero, stiffer, lighter, and adds more tire clearance. Impressive.
Revised frameset with 63g weight reduction (998g frame, 400g fork, 134g seatpost) while delivering 3% greater stiffness
12% improvement in bike-only aerodynamics and 1.05% system-wide speed gains with 45mm tires
Tire clearance expanded to 52mm with ISO 6mm clearance standards
T47 x 85.5 threaded bottom bracket (no pressfit)
External cargo system with top tube bag mounts, Cargo Plate, AeroCore bottle cages, and lower downtube mount
1x specific with chainring range 32t-50t, integrated chain guide, and UDH dropout
Geometry adjustments (5mm reduction in reach, 11mm increase in stack, 5mm longer chainstays) for aggressive position and traction
Stiff fork and one-piece cockpit transmit big impacts on rough terrain
Apr 2026 · Ronan Mc Laughlin
One of the raciest gravel bikes gets even racier while adding some practicality.
Apr 2026 · Ronan Mc Laughlin
One of the raciest gravel bikes gets even racier while adding some practicality.
Apr 2026 · Jan Fock
BMC Kaius 01 2026 Review: Aero, Light and Fast, but How Good Is the New Gravel Racer?
Snappy acceleration thanks to low weight
Agile handling
Well-judged compliance
Impressive versatility for a race bike, with generous tire clearance and plenty of mounting points
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Apr 2026 · Travis Reill
Was the Twostroke gone from BMC's lineup? Who knows? But, good news, if it was, they brought it back with updated geo and tech design
Apr 2026 · Zach Overholt
The new BMC Teammachine 01 Amp is the ebike for people who don't want an ebike, but a road bike they can easily pedal up hills
Smooth and quiet power delivery
Very light for an e-road bike at 20.72 lbs (9.4kg)
Pedals well without assistance, feels like a normal road bike
Custom motor mounts for lighter weight and better cooling
Seamless transition from motor assistance to human power
Integrated controls via Shimano shifters
High stiffness and compliance for comfort
Aero design features
Includes rear light and display
Expensive starting at $7,999
Not available in the US currently
Comes with 28mm tires (should be at least 30mm for comfort/durability)
Setup with tubes instead of tubeless from factory
Assistance cuts off at 15.5 mph (European model)
Q: Which BMC bikes are most popular?
The most popular BMC model families are the Roadmachine, Teammachine and Teammachine.
Q: Does BMC make eBikes?
Yes, BMC manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.