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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 63g lighter, 3% stiffer, 4% weight savings
12% improvement in bike-only aerodynamics, 1.05% system-wide speed gains
Tire clearance up to 52mm
T47 x 85.5 threaded bottom bracket
External cargo system with top tube bag mounts, Cargo Plate, AeroCore cages
Integrated chain guide with options for 38t-50t chainrings
Full Mount compatible UDH dropout
5mm reduction in reach for more aggressive position
10mm additional ground clearance
4mm additional trail, 5mm longer chainstays
No in-tube storage
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 (20.72 lbs claimed)
Pedals well without assistance, feels like a normal road bike
Custom motor mounts for better cooling and service access
Modified motor software prevents sharp power drop-off
Same stiffness as BMC's flagship non-e road bikes
Pro-level carbon build with high-end components
OLED display, integrated rear light, USB charging port
Range extender option available
Expensive (starts at $7,999)
Not available in the US currently
Factory tires are 28mm, reviewer recommends at least 30mm
Assistance cuts off at 25 km/h (15.5 mph) in European model
Highest power output (200W, 40Nm) may not suit those wanting high assist
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.