The revamped Cube Stereo range covers bikes from 120mm to 170mm of travel, with the German brand claiming geometry and suspension kinematics have been revised throughout the range.
The range starts with the Stereo ONE22. This has 120mm of suspension travel, which is then increased to 140mm on the Stereo ONE44 trail bike.
The Stereo ONE55 will feature 155mm of travel, with the Stereo ONE77 having 170mm. Both bikes are aimed towards enduro and all-mountain riding.
Cube is also updating its 160mm Stereo Hybrid ONE55 electric mountain bike. The enduro-focused carbon ebike will be available with a 750Wh battery and uses Bosch’s CX Smart System.
All bikes in the range run on 29in wheels.
Cube Stereo ONE22
Cube’s Stereo ONE22 is the brand's 120mm suspension travel trail bike and will be available in HPC or HPA form – which is Cube's way of saying the bike is available with a carbon fibre or aluminium frame.
The range opens with the alloy Stereo ONE22 Pro, priced at £2,099 / €1,999. This features a RockShox Judy Silver fork and Manitou Radium Expert RL rear shock. The bike runs on a combination of SRAM NX and SX parts, taking the rear derailleur from the NX range.
The range-topping ONE22 HPC SLT 29 is priced at £4,999 / €4,399 and uses a carbon fibre frame. It features flashes of Kashima on its Fox Factory 34 forks, Fox Factory Float DPS rear shock and Fox Transfer SL dropper post. Shimano’s XT is used for the drivetrain and brakes, with the wheels and finishing kit being provided by Newmen.
Cube Stereo ONE44
Cube’s Stereo ONE44 is the brand’s trail bike, featuring 140mm of suspension travel.
It is available in two carbon layup options. The C:62 is the entry-level frame, and the C:68X is the flagship. Both frames feature adjustable geometry and a built-in storage compartment.
The Stereo ONE44 C:62 Pro is the cheapest in the range at £3,999 / €3,299 and comes with a RockShox Pike RC fork and Super Deluxe Select+ rear shock.
SRAM’s GX Eagle groupset features, as well as Magura MT30 brakes. Cube’s in-house dropper is also included in the spec list.
At the top of the range, using the C:68X frame, is the Stereo ONE44 C:68X at £ 6,999 / €6,999. It features a Fox Factory 34 fork and Float DPS rear shock, and a Transfer SL dropper post.
The brakes and drivetrain are taken care of by SRAMs Code Ultimate brakes and X01 Eagle groupset.
Cube Stereo ONE55
Cube’s Stereo ONE55 is the brand's all-mountain trail bike with 155mm of suspension travel.
It is only available with the C:62 carbon frame and features adjustable geometry in the form of headset adjustable inserts. These change the head angle of the bike – slacker for stability and steeper for agility.
The frame also features storage in the down tube for carrying essentials on your ride.
The Stereo ONE55 C:62 Race 29 is priced at £3,999 / €3,499. It features a RockShox Lyrik Select+ fork and Super Deluxe Select+ rear shock. Shifting is taken care of by a combination of SRAM NX and GX components, and braking is covered by Magura’s MT30 four-piston brakes.
At the top of the range is the ONE55 C:62 SLT, priced at £7,999 / €6,999. The bike comes with Fox Factory 36 forks and Fox Factory Float X2 rear shock. It features electronic shifting in the form of SRAM’s XX1 Eagle AXS. SRAM also supplies its Code Ultimate brakes.
Cube’s carbon cockpit also features, integrating the handlebar and stem.
Cube Stereo ONE77
The Stereo ONE77 is the brand’s 170mm enduro bike. It is available with Cube’s HPA aluminium or C:68X carbon frame.
The bike can run a coil rear shock, with the Stereo ONE77 C:68X featuring a RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate Coil.
The aluminium frame ONE77 Pro sits at the bottom of the range, featuring the aluminium HPA frame and is priced at £3,699 / €3,199. It has a Fox Float 38 Performance fork and a Float X2 rear shock. A combination of SRAM GX and NX groupset parts is paired with Magura MT5 brakes.
Cube’s Stereo ONE77 C:68X SLT tops the range at £8,999 / €7,399 and uses the brand's highest modulus of carbon fibre. Fox Factory 38 forks and X2 rear shock are paired with a SRAM 12-Speed X01 Eagle AXS groupset.
Shimano provides XTR BR-M9120 brakes, while Race Face takes care of the handlebar and stem with its Next range.
Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE55
All Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE55 bikes are built around a C:68X frame, which uses the brand's highest carbon layup. Bosch’s PowerTube 750 battery is specced on all bikes. This is paired with a Bosch Performance CX Drive Unit.
The Stereo Hybrid ONE55 SLX C:68X opens the range at £6,999 / €6,999, featuring RockShox’s Lyrik Select+ fork and a RockShox Super Deluxe Select+ rear shock. SRAM’s 12-speed GX drivetrain features, alongside Magura MT7 brakes.
At the top of the model range is the Stereo Hybrid ONE55 SLT C:68X at £10,099 / €9,999. It comes with a Fox Factory 36 fork and a Fox Factory Float X rear shock. SRAM’s XX1 Eagle AXS drivetrain looks after the shifting, with Magura’s MT7 brakes. A Fox Factory Transfer dropper post is also specced.
