The Stereo Becomes a Trail All-Rounder

The completely redesigned Stereo is designed to strike a balance between long rides and challenging trails. Cube offers the model as the Stereo HPC and Stereo C:62. Both models feature 150 millimeters of front travel and 145 millimeters of rear travel. With this setup, Cube positions the Stereo as a versatile trail bike designed to combine ample reserves for challenging descents with an efficient design optimized for climbs.

In addition to the suspension, Cube has further advanced integration. The frame offers more space for long Vario seatposts and features a storage compartment in the down tube. Tools, a spare tube, or other small parts can thus be stowed directly on the bike. Added to this is a modular computer mount. This brings the new Stereo closer to modern all-around trail bikes, which require not only downhill performance but also touring capability and practical details.

Fritzz Returns as an Enduro

The Fritzz’s comeback is clearly more downhill-oriented. Cube is reviving the well-known model name and positioning the new bike as an uncompromising enduro bike. The frame is made of C:62 carbon, offers a generous 170 millimeters of travel, and—for the first time on a Fritzz—features high-pivot kinematics. The design is intended to ensure a smooth ride and excellent control, especially on rough terrain.

At the same time, the Fritzz offers extensive customization options. The geometry is adjustable, and riders can choose between internal and semi-integrated cable routing. The Fritzz also features storage space in the down tube and a modular computer mount. This allows the enduro bike to be configured differently depending on personal preferences and intended use.

Two15 is all about downhill

The redesigned Two15 is even more focused on downhill riding. This downhill bike also features high-pivot kinematics but offers 200 millimeters of travel. Cube places particular emphasis on customization options. The wheel configuration and geometry can be adjusted, as can the shock’s progression. This allows the suspension to be fine-tuned for different trails, riding styles, and personal preferences.

Stereo Hybrid One44 Gets More Options

The technical foundation of the Stereo Hybrid One44, however, remains unchanged. For the 2027 model year, Cube has announced a comprehensive component update as well as additional model variants. This is intended to ensure that the e-mountain bike series offers a wider selection in the future to meet different needs and use cases. Cube does not mention any further technical changes to the frame, suspension, or drivetrain in the current model overview.

With these four series, Cube covers a broad spectrum: The Stereo serves as the versatile trail bike, while the Stereo Hybrid One44 is the electric variant designed for a wide range of uses. With the Fritzz, Cube is making a stronger push into the enduro segment, while the Two15 is specifically designed for bike parks and downhill riding. High-pivot kinematics, adjustability, and integrated solutions are the key features of the new Gravity models for 2027.

Information about the new models.

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