Cube shows its 2021 bikes
The successful AMS series has been completely redesigned and now has a light and fast cross-country bike in the AMS ZERO99 and a trail-friendly version in the AMS ONE11.
With the Agree series, which has also been redesigned, this road bike opens a new chapter for endurance performance with all-round qualities and integrated solutions for handlebars and storage.
The two sponsored cyclocross teams can rely on two new cross race models from the high-quality C:68X including an integrated stem/handlebar unit.
In the lightweight children's bike segment, there is good news for all young bikers: the Elite C:62 240 is currently the lightest kids' hardtail with 24-inch tires.
The SL Raad urban fitness bike gets a carbon update and is even lighter and faster on city streets as the C:62 version.
With the IC 3.0, the third-generation integrated luggage rack, CUBE is taking the next step with the Kathmandu touring and touring bikes.
There were also innovative new features for the e-bikes. In addition to the next generation of Kathmandu Hybrids, which are also equipped with the new integrated luggage rack, the e-hardtails have been further expanded.
The entire Stereo Hybrid platform has undergone a complete overhaul. As a result, the full-suspension hybrid portfolio has been repositioned across different suspension travel and usage categories. All models are lighter thanks to thinner wall thicknesses and have a cleaner look thanks to the completely internally routed cables. The Stereo Hybrid 120 and 140 are suitable for even more different riders thanks to the revised SizeSplit system.
The Reaction Hybrid is now available in up to three frame shapes and has been given an even better frame geometry in the men's version.
In the touring and city bike segment, a brand new comfortable bike series was introduced this year: Supreme Hybrid and Supreme Sport Hybrid with a low step-through design allow relaxed mounting and dismounting in any situation, while at the same time offering perfectly sophisticated stable handling.
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