Product Tech

BioWheels co-founder, Eric Krause, chose a BLUE RD1.2 for his road ride. In this video he discusses this great bicycle.  Starting at $1950, The RD series bikes from BLUE are perfect for that century ride, ripping the back roads, or credit card touring. Blue Competition Cycles offers a lifetime warranty on all their frames.  Check … Continue reading →

Many lines have come and gone, but Jamis keeps delivering performance and value.

UltraMotor has done it again. In the 4th generation of electric bikes, the weight is down, simplicity is improved and fun factor is increased. At a retail price of just under $2300, this is the year to buy.  Stop into BioWheels-Asheville for a test ride. BioWheels is proud to be your exclusive UltraMotor dealer.

When it comes to cycling, but more specifically cycling equipment, not too much comes cheap. The idea of buying an entire new bike for most is quite a daunting thought. I was in the market for a new racing bike, when I was informed by the Mars Hill Cycling coach, Hugh Moran, that the team … Continue reading →

If you are looking for a sweet steel hardtail 29-er, and are not made of money, you’ll want to stretche to $1150 for the all-new Jamis Dragon Sport 29-er.

In this video our founder, Matt, builds and examines Jamis’ brand new Exile 1 entry level 29-er. He is impressed with its fit and finish. “You’ll be hard pressed to find a comparable 29er elsewhere in the market.”

In this video, Jon Kelman walks you through this $900 entry-level road bike from top to bottom.

BioWheels high-brow sales monster, Jon Kelman, breaks down the best selling Jamis Coda. This is our $550 flat bar road bike. You’ll see over a hundred of these on Asheville’s streets. The Jamis Coda is probably our best selling bike of all time. It is a wonderful commuter and flat bar road bike. The high … Continue reading →

Electric bicycles have been mostly ignored in the US until recently. They have generally been spurned by the cycling community, where human powered fitness is respected most. However, electric bikes also had trouble winning converts from elsewhere.

Long known for nice steel bikes, Jamis has married a cyclocross bike with a lightweight touring bike, thrown on some disc brakes, and Voila – perhaps the most practical bike we have ever seen.