CUBE launches a new chapter with its 2027 collection

The CUBE 2027 product range is here. For CUBE, German bicycle manufacturer, it represents the next chapter of their story. And that story is both about riding bikes and making bikes and accessories that ride better in every way. That's because constant improvement is what drives the brand. Better means more freedom. More speed. More adventure. More fun. More of all the good things, because that's what bike riding represents. For CUBE, and for its customers.

And there’s plenty that’s new for 2027. The completely redesigned Litening Aero C:68X leads the way on the road, while mountain bikers can look forward to the return of the Fritzz, all-new Stereo models and a completely reworked Two15. The e-bike range sees plenty of development too, including Bosch Hub Line on the new Editor Hybrid 360 and the new lightweight Supreme Hybrid C:62.

New helmets, eyewear and practical accessories join the range too, and all new bikes now come fitted with Schwalbe Clik Valve valves as standard, making inflation quicker and easier. Big changes, clever details and plenty of new bikes to discover: the new model year marks the start of the next chapter for CUBE.

For Road & Gravel, it's all about finding more speed this year. The completely redesigned Litening Aero C:68X leads the way, while updates to the Attain and Nuroad ranges bring improved specifications and new technology further down the line-up. From pure road racing to fast gravel, CUBE’s next chapter of speed covers more ground than ever.

Speed is crucial in racing and every watt counts. So CUBE completely reworked the Litening AERO series for 2027, beginning by shaving 150g off the weight of the C:68X® carbon frame and fork. The result is the new flagship of CUBE's road range and the new race bike of the TotalEnergies Pro Cycling Team. The frame is lighter, stiffer and more aerodynamic than its predecessor. The frameset alone delivers an aerodynamic saving of 6.2 watts, while comfort has improved too with 10% thanks to a newly designed carbon seatpost.

Attention has also been paid to every detail. The new IC Aero Max carbon cockpit promotes a more aerodynamic riding position while the integrated Natural Fit palm support enhances comfort. In addition, the Litening Aero C:68X now accommodates tyres up to 34 mm wide and, for the first time, is also available in a size 62 frame for the 2027 model year.

Every model comes as standard with a power meter and Newmen carbon wheelset. New to the range is the Litening Aero C:68X Orbit, featuring a 13-speed SRAM Red XPLR AXS drivetrain with a single chainring. By doing away with the front derailleur, the 1x set-up saves weight and further improves aerodynamics. At just 6.9kg, the Orbit is the lightest model in the range, while the SLT weighs 7.1kg.

The Litening Aero C:68X range starts at £4,999, with both the SLX and SLT priced more competitively than last year.

CUBE Litening Aero C:68X SLT

• Frame: C:68X Carbon Technology

• Fork: CUBE Litening C:68X Aero

• Brakes: Shimano Dura Ace BR-R9270

• Drivetrain: Shimano Dura Ace FC-R9200, 52-36T, 4iiii Powermeter Dual / Shimano Dura Ace Di2, 11-34T, 2x12-Speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Streem Aero/Sprint 60/66 Vonoa
• Weight: 7,1 kg

• Price: £7.499,-

The Attain range takes another step forward for the new model year. The entire C:62 line receives a more complete standard specification, while the aluminium models have been upgraded in several key areas too.

Getting onto a carbon road bike becomes more accessible, with the Attain C:62 Race starting at £1,999. The Attain C:62 SLX is a particular highlight: with an RRP of £2,499, it comes with a Shimano 105 Di2 groupset, carbon wheelset and integrated carbon cockpit. The aluminium Attain models have been updated too and now come with hydraulic disc brakes as standard.

CUBE Attain C:62 SLX

• Frame: C:62 Carbon Technology

• Fork: CUBE CSL Race C:62

• Brakes: Shimano 105 BR-R7170

• Drivetrain: Shimano 105 FC-R7100, 50Tx34T - Shimano 105 Di2, 11-34T, 2x12-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Advanced C.38 J
• Weight: 7,6 kg

• Price: £2.499,-

For riders who prefer gravel to road, the 2027 Nuroad series covers all the bases from adventure to race and everything in between, including a brand-new Nuroad ONE model. Frame options include High Performance Aluminium and C:62® carbon, with builds ranging from fully equipped models with mudguards and a carrier to lightweight, race-focused machines.

At the top of the range sits the Nuroad C:62 SLT. Equipped with Newmen Streem G.62 Vonoa carbon wheels and a SRAM Red AXS XPLR drivetrain, it has been developed specifically for fast gravel riding and racing. The new integrated IC Aero carbon cockpit further underlines its race focus. From the C:62 EXC upwards, every C:62 model now comes as standard with an integrated carbon cockpit and carbon wheelset.

CUBE Nuroad C:62 SLT

• Frame: C:62© Carbon Technology

• Fork: CUBE C:62©

• Brakes: Sram Red E1 AXS™

• Drivetrain: Sram Red E1 XPLR, 42T, Powermeter, Carbon - Sram Red E1 XPLR AXS™, 10-46T, 13-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Streem G.62 Vonoa
• Weight: 8 kg

• Price: £6.499,-

For the 2027 model year, CUBE has streamlined and refreshed its mountain bike range, making the line-up clearer while creating room for an exciting selection of all-new models. There’s plenty happening across the full-suspension range in particular, with the return of the Fritzz for enduro, completely reworked Stereo HPC and C:62 trail bikes and a new TWO15 for downhill. Having already opened up trail riding to so many e-mountain bikers, the popular Stereo Hybrid ONE44 gets updated components across the range and even more models to choose from.

The result is a range that offers the right bike for every mountain biker, from trail enthusiasts to dedicated enduro riders.

One of the biggest arrivals for the new mountainbike range is undoubtedly the CUBE Fritzz. A familiar name makes its comeback as a completely new enduro bike, taking the place of the Stereo ONE77. With 170mm of travel, it is built for steep descents, rough trails and bike parks.

The completely new C:62® carbon frame uses a high-pivot suspension design, developed to offer greater control when things get rough. The Fritzz comes with a mullet set-up as standard, but can easily be converted to a full 29er using the supplied dropout. A flip chip also allows riders to switch between air and coil shocks.

There’s plenty of attention to the practical details too. Adaptable storage in the down tube provides space for essentials, there’s a modular device mount on the top tube and riders can choose to route the cables through either the headset or the down tube. In other words, there’s plenty of scope to set the Fritzz up exactly how you want it.

CUBE Fritzz C:62 Super TM

• Frame: C:62 Carbon Technology

• Fork: RockShox ZEB Ultimate, 170mm

• Rear Shock: RockShox Vivid Ultimate

• Brakes: Sram Maven Silver

• Drivetrain: Sram X0 Eagle Transmission, 32T - Sram X0 Eagle AXS Transmission, 10-52T, 12-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Beskar 30 base/strong

• Weight: 17,2 kg
• Price: £4.999,-

The Stereo series has also been completely reworked for 2027. The previous models, differentiated by suspension travel, make way for a more focused range built around one versatile Stereo trail bike, with 150mm of travel at the front and 145mm at the rear. Riders can choose between two carbon frame options, the Stereo HPC and Stereo C:62, each available in a range of builds.

The Stereo HPC proves that a modern full-suspension trail bike doesn’t have to come with an eye-watering price tag. The Stereo HPC Race, equipped with Shimano XT, starts at just £2,199. Both the HPC and C:62 feature completely new frames with adaptable storage integrated into the down tube, providing a handy place for tools or even a quick snack when you’re out on the trails.

CUBE Stereo HPC Race

• Frame: HPC, High Performance Composite

• Fork: RockShox Psylo Silver RC Air, 150mm

• Rear Shock: RockShox Deluxe Select+

• Brakes: Magura Louise

• Drivetrain: Shimano Deore FC-M6200, 30T - Shimano XT, 10-51T, 12-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Performance 30 base/base
• Weight: 16,3 kg
• Price: £2.199,-

CUBE also gave their dedicated gravity bike, the TWO15, a total makeover. Development of the new Two15 extended far beyond the drawing board. Working closely with the CUBE Factory Downhill Team, the bike has been extensively tested and refined during international competition.

At its heart is a completely new High Performance Aluminium frame with 200mm of travel and a high-pivot suspension design. There’s plenty of scope to fine-tune the bike too, including a flip chip that allows riders to switch between an air and coil shock. The result is a downhill bike built around one simple goal: getting down the mountain as quickly as possible.

CUBE Two15 SLX

• Frame: HPA, High Performance Aluminium

• Fork: Fox 40 Float Factory GRIPX2, 203mm

• Rear Shock: Fox Float X2 Factory

• Brakes: Sram Maven Silver

• Drivetrain: Sram Descendant DH, 34T - Sram GX DH, 10-24T, 7-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Beskar 30 strong/strong

• Weight: 19,1 kg
• Price: £3.999,-

Not every mountain biker needs a full-suspension bike. That is why hardtails remain an important part of the CUBE line-up.

The completely redesigned CUBE Aim, starting at £499, remains CUBE’s accessible entry point into mountain biking. Its new High Performance Aluminium frame features smooth-welded tube junctions for a noticeably cleaner finish. The FE version comes ready equipped with a kickstand, lights, mudguards and CiLink carrier, making it just as useful for commuting or the school run as it is for heading off-road.

The biggest changes within the Reaction range can be found on the aluminium Reaction Pro and Reaction SLX models. Both feature an all-new frame with smooth, premium-quality welds. With the Reaction range starting at £999, the new models bring a more refined frame design to an accessible price point.

CUBE Reaction SLX

• Frame: HPA, High Performance Aluminium

• Fork: RockShox Recon Silver RL Air, 100mm

• Brakes: Shimano XT BR-M8100

• Drivetrain: Shimano Deore FC-6200, 32T - Shimano XT, 10-51T, 12-speed

• Wheelset: Newmen Performance 30 light/light

• Weight: 13,3 kg
• Price: £1.299,-

There is also plenty to discover within the 2027 City & Trekking Hybrid range. The all-new Editor Hybrid 360 and Supreme Hybrid C:62 join the line-up, while existing favourites have been refined too. There are more belt-driven e-bikes to choose from this year, with these models easily identified by the Deluxe name in most cases. And, of course, many of CUBE’s City & Trekking Hybrid models are still available with a sporty derailleur set-up.

For the CUBE Kathmandu Hybrid, built for everything from touring to exploring further afield, the changes are mostly in the practical details. There’s a redesigned stem, an integrated frame lock and an improved suspension seatpost. Enviolo automatic shifting also becomes available further down the range: previously reserved for the top model, it now features on the Kathmandu Hybrid Deluxe EXC too.

The popular CUBE Touring Hybrid returns for 2027 in a fresh selection of colours, with several models now featuring Bosch’s new Intuvia 200 display. The Longtail Hybrid has received a number of frame updates too and remains CUBE’s practical option for families and anyone who regularly needs to carry a little more.

Urbanites who prefer a more traditional ride will appreciate the new Editor Hybrid 360 FE series, with prices starting from £1,699. Beneath its elegantly understated exterior is a 360Wh battery and a discreet, quiet and powerful Bosch Hub Line for almost effortless city riding.

Every Editor Hybrid 360 model is supplied in fully equipped FE specification. Lighting, mudguards, a luggage carrier and a kickstand all come as standard. The Pro model also features a low-maintenance Gates belt drive with a singlespeed drivetrain.

CUBE Editor Hybrid Pro 360 FE

• Frame: HPA, High Performance Aluminium

• Fork: CUBE HPA

• Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200

• Drivetrain: Gates S050 ST, 55T - Gates ST 22T, Singlespeed

• E-bike System: Bosch Hub Line (45Nm) / PowerTube 360 / New LED-remote
• Weight: 19,2 kg

• Price: £1.899,-

Another all-new addition is the Supreme Hybrid C:62 Deluxe, bringing CUBE’s C:62 carbon technology to the Supreme range. Its lightweight carbon frame, Bosch Performance Line CX motor and total weight of 24 kg, depending on the model, make it an interesting option for riders who want the power of a full-size mid-drive motor without the weight often associated with it.

The Supreme Hybrid C:62 Deluxe comes in two versions: the SLX and the SLT. Both feature a lightweight C:62 carbon Easy Entry frame with an integrated 600 Wh PowerTube battery. They are also equipped with the Bosch Performance Line CX motor, a Gates belt drive and the Bosch Kiox 500 display with the new LED Remote. The SLT adds Enviolo automatic shifting and Bosch eBike ABS. Both models come fully equipped with lighting, mudguards, an integrated luggage carrier, a kickstand and an integrated frame lock.

CUBE Supreme Hybrid C:62 Deluxe SLT

• Frame: C:62, Carbon Technology

• Fork: SR Suntour NCX32 IL, 50mm

• Brakes: Shimano BR-MT420, ABS

• Drivetrain: ACID Trekking Hybrid, 50T - Enviolo Trekking Automatiq

• E-bike system: Bosch Performance Line CX (100Nm) / PowerTube 600 / Kiox 500 / New LED-remote
• Weight: 26, 4 kg

• Price: £4.899,-

Both the Compact Hybrid and Fold Hybrid receive completely new frames. They’re designed for riders looking for a practical e-bike that doesn’t take up too much space and is easy to take along for the ride. An integrated rear carrier and HIC interface for an optional front carrier add plenty of carrying potential, whether that’s for commuting, shopping or taking the bike away on holiday.

The Fold Hybrid gets a revised folding mechanism and more ergonomic carry handle, making it even easier to fold, carry and store. The Compact Hybrid, meanwhile, is now also available as a Deluxe model with a low-maintenance Gates belt drive.

CUBE Fold Hybrid Deluxe 540

• Frame: High Performance Aluminium

• Fork: CUBE HPA

• Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200

• Drivetrain: ACID Trekking Hybrid, 46T - Shimano Nexus, 5-speed

• E-bike system: Bosch Performance Line (75Nm) / PowerPack 540 / Purion 200
• Weight: 25,5 kg

• Price: £2.999

The CUBE product line also includes a comprehensive range of accessories and clothing to cover every riding scenario. From comfortable MIPS helmets to a brand-new eyewear range, from practical panniers and bags to a new line-up of child seats, or from X-Connect-compatible front lights to a range of compact pumps and tools, there's something for every rider.

A good example is the new CUBE NUPATH. This versatile helmet is equally suited to commuting, gravel rides and longer weekend outings. Large ventilation channels, MIPS protection and an integrated mount for a rear light make it a practical all-rounder, with an RRP of £44.95.

For road cyclists, there’s the new CUBE ECHO. Designed with ventilation and fit firmly in mind, this new road helmet features MIPS Air Node technology, integrated eyewear storage and an aerodynamic design, with an RRP is £89.95.

The eyewear range expands too, with the new CUBE Vertex and Litening Glasses. Both come with interchangeable lenses, an adjustable nose pad and a protective hard case. The Litening is designed to provide a wide field of vision in a low, aerodynamic riding position, while the Vertex is a versatile option for a wide range of cycling disciplines. Both are priced at £69.95.

There are some clever practical additions too. New organiser and cooler bag inserts for ACID PURE and PRO panniers make it easy to adapt the same bag for the commute, shopping or keeping food and drinks cool on a summer ride.

Security gets an update too, with several Sold Secure-certified locks joining the UK range. These include the CUBE U-Lock, ACID Rigid 90 folding lock and ACID Solid Pro K120 chain lock, giving cyclists a choice of high-security options for different bikes and situations.

The complete CUBE 2027 collection is now available to explore at cube.eu and through official CUBE dealers. From completely new bikes and fresh colourways to clever accessories and practical updates, there’s plenty to discover for every kind of cyclist.

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