About the Cube Agree
The Cube Agree is the ideal high-end racing bike for speed and endurance. Road bikes serve various purposes, but they share the common goal: achieving maximum speed from point A to B, whether in time trials or over long distances.
The Cube Agree C is well-suited for extensive tours, allowing for a comfortable riding position. Endurance bikes aren’t as rigid as pure racing machines, enhancing rider comfort for more enjoyment on extended rides.
What Makes the Cube Agree so Special?
The Cube Agree C features an aero-carbon frame, delivering both high speeds and comfort through its lightweight design. Improved aerodynamics, with a reconfigured tube profile in the aero design, help achieve this goal, making it the perfect long-distance racing bike, suitable for use year-round.
Cube boasts an in-house innovation center with a dedicated development team, the heart of the Bavarian bicycle manufacturer. This center is where the Cube Agree C racing bike was born. Every component is thoroughly tested to meet their high expectations. Successful tests are followed by extensive real-world testing by riders and engineers, to ensure it performs well beyond the lab.
This extensive process guarantees a product that combines maximum safety, functionality, optimal rigidity, and low overall weight. Their in-house logistics department aims to minimize delivery times. By consolidating deliveries to retailers, they save on transportation, which goes some way to reducing their carbon footprint.
The bikes come in stylish colors like flashwhite'n'carbon, race carbon'n'black, and fadingblue'n'carbon. The new Agree Endurance Racing Bike features improved tube profiles in the carbon frame, boasting optimized aerodynamic properties.
The Cube Agree C racing bike comes in several editions:
• Cube Agree C:62
• Cube Agree C:62 Pro
• Cube Agree C:62 Race
• Cube Agree C:62 SL
• Cube Agree C:62 SLT
• Cube Agree C:62 SLX
Which Components Equip the Cube Agree?
In addition to the sophisticated frame geometry, components from renowned partners contribute to the performance of the Cube Agree. Among them are the likes of Shimano and SRAM for drive trains, or Fulcrum Racing for wheels. Fulcrum, established in 2004, quickly achieved significant victories, including multiple World Championships, Giro d'Italia, and stage wins in the Tour de France.
While the shift groups in the more affordable models are usually mechanical, they still offer more than adequate performance. Electronic shift groups, concealed within the saddle setup, ensure precise shifting for optimal racing performance. Shimano Ultegra Di2 shift groups, among others, are becoming more affordable, making them accessible to regular riders.
Brakes from Shimano and SRAM are commonly used, with rim brakes being the older of the two styles. In recent years, more and more bike producers are gradually transitioning to disc brakes, thanks to their superior braking performance, especially in wet conditions.
Cube utilizes its own components or draws on the expertise of established brands like Newmen for the cockpit.
For tires, they often opt for the well-known manufacturer Continental, such as the Conti Grand Sport Race. It's a versatile option suitable for both tours and races, providing excellent grip and durability.
How good is the Cube Agree C:62 High-End Racing Bike?
We believe the Cube Agree is the best Cube bike... Just kidding, we love all Cube bikes.
When it comes down to it, the bike's performance relies on more than just the rider, the excellent aerodynamic properties and seamless integration of components are important too. This endurance bike stands out from the crowd with its low weight, high comfort, and sleek seat stays.
If this exceptional racing bike seems too pricey, it might be a good idea to check out our range of used Cube Agrees. Many in the range are only a few years old and show minimal signs of wear.
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