‍This high-CBG favorite is coming back to shelves in Washington, now with THCV, an exciting, rare cannabinoid with energetic effects.‍‍

Heylo’s Where’s My Bike is coming back to the shelves of cannabis retailers in Washington State under a new name.

The original product was launched in CCELL cartridges in early 2018, building in popularity throughout the year. In October 2018 The Stranger published its Green Guide, highlighting the rare chemistry of this Heylo vape cartridge.

Lester Black, a writer for The Stranger who oftens covers cannabis topics, wrote:

Where's My Bike? gave me a high that was enlivening and uplifting. I almost hesitate to refer to the feeling as a high. It felt more like the natural energy of working out.‍

The newest CBG Blend(Where’s My Bike?) promises to deliver on this experience, perhaps to a more heightened degree. The presence of THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin) in the latest oil, at over 1.2%, is exciting on many levels. THCV has been observed to produce appetite-suppressant and positive energetic and metabolic effects in mice. ‍

The CBG Blend is Heylo's only blended vape cartridge currently on the market. Our focus has, and will continue to be, creating oil that is "as close to the plant" as possible. The CBG Blend achieves our goal of delivering a high-CBG product with a terpene profile similar to our initial "Where's My Bike?".

The Stranger previously covered the search for this rare cannabinoid in the 2018 Spring Edition of the the Green Guide with an article “Hunting for Rare Cannabinoids”. ‍

What do we know about THCV?

• It is reported to enhance the euphoric and happy characteristics of THC
• It is reported to be faster acting than THC (i.e. not-as long-lasting)
• People describe the effects as “clear, stimulating, energetic and fun”
  

And according to Leafly…

• THCV is an appetite suppressant. In contrast to THC, THCV may dull the appetite.
• THCV may help with diabetes.
• THCV may reduce panic attacks. It appears to curb anxiety attacks in PTSD patients without suppressing emotion.
• THCV may help with Alzheimer’s.
• THCV stimulates bone growth.
  

So THCV has a lot of potential. But what does the actual chemistry of a product like this look like? Heylo’s latest Where’s My Bike? displays a unique, full-spectrum array of minor cannabinoids beyond THCV, including CBG and CBC. Let’s dig deeper into the chemistry of this oil.‍

Top Cannabinoids in Heylo’s Where’s My Bike?:

• THC: 64% (THC + THCA)
• CBG: 4.2% (CBG + CBGA)
• THCV: 1.2% (THC + THCV)
• CBC: 0.43%
  

The terpene profile of this oil is also likely to play a role in its unique, uplifting and calming-yet-energizing effects. Caryophyllene is known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-pain effects, while valencene and limonene are known to possess mood-lifting properties.

Top Terpenes in Heylo’s Where’s My Bike?

• Beta-Caryophyllene - 1%
• Humulene - 0.74%
• Terpinolene - 0.33%
• Valencene - 0.25%
• Limonene - 0.25%‍
  

Where to Find Where’s My Bike? In Seattle and Washington State

The new Where’s My Bike? With CBG and THCV is launching into cannabis retail stores mid-November. Follow the comments section of this blog to see where you can find this special oil. The oil will be available in PAX ERA Pods as early as January 2019.

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