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Cube Agree C:62 SL

Disc brakes dominate the endurance bike market, so for those people who prefer the old-fashioned way of stopping it’s nice to see that the Cube Agree C:62 SL still comes…

£2,999.00
Score 9

The women's specific aluminium Cube Axial Race WLS demonstrates value for money without compromising on specification or performance.

£999.00
Score 9

The Cube HPC bottle cage is a featherweight carbon-fibre cage weighing just 23g. However it doesn't offer the best grip, meaning bottle can be shaken loose.

£39.99
Score 7

Offering a lot of spec for not a lot of money, we tested Cube's 105-equipped bike

£1,199.00
Score 7

German super-brand Cube has spent the last two decades creating bikes 
that are well specced, competitive and good-looking. 
For years, they’ve been popular with mountain bikers, but more recently you’re…

£999.00
Score 8

Lovers of Cube bikes can stay ‘on-brand’ with the Teamline jersey, and even if you don’t ride a Cube, this is an attractive design with three rear pockets and a…

£59.99
Score 8

Cube offers a great all-round package with its Peloton Race, £999

£999.99
Score 9

The least expensive pump on test, the HPA Floor Pump comes in well below our preferred price range for this test of £50-£90. However, as we’d only heard good things…

£36.99
Score 8

Carbon fibre framed, Tiagra-equipped bike for £1250 - we find out how it rides

£1,250.00
Score 9

Cube GTC Di2

Hands up who wants an affordable electronic shifting system? Everyone, then. We take Cube’s latest Ultegra Di2-specced road bike for a spin (and don’t want to give it back)…