The German Cube has the Agree Renewed, his race bike is designed for long rides. The new version should be faster and lighter without losing comfort.
What's new?
- Lighter frame: The C:62 carbon frame with fork is about 150 grams (7.5 percent) lighter than the previous one.
- Faster: According to Cube 10.4 watts of power, thanks to new tube shapes.
- Complete bicycles It is up to 700 grams lighter than the previous generation.
- Tire clearance up to 36 mm.
- Integrated IC Aero handlebar, a carbon aero saddle post and a larger, redesigned frame (standard on the Race model).
Versions
- SLT AXS: SRAM Red AXS with power meter, Newmen Streem wheels.
- SLT Di2: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 with 4iiii power meter.
- SLX: SRAM Force AXS with power meter.
- Race: Shimano Ultegra Di2 with 4iiii power meter.
- Pros: Shimano Ultegra, EX: SRAM Rival AXS, ONE: Shimano 105 Di2.
All models run on Continental tires. Cube does not mention prices in the press release; those will be announced via the dealers.
Our perspective
An endurance bike with room for 36 mm tires and still boasting aerodynamic benefits: that's what a modern all-road race bike should look like. Interestingly, Cube already includes a power meter on its mid-range models. Cube has traditionally priced its bikes competitively, and if that continues, the Agree will become a serious competitor to the Canyon Endurace.
Source: Cube