I love my new..... Cube LTD Pro...... now with pics

Hi all,
I have been lurking around here for a couple of months, reading all of the knowledgable advice that you officianados of all things two-wheeled/non engined are giving away for free.
The outcome is that at the grand old age of 43 I have replaced my ageing (1997) Diamondback Sorrento SE with a new, shiney, red and white Cube LTD Pro. It arrived on Monday and I have already clocked up 30 miles on local lanes and cycle ways (I know, I know, but I am getting used to it still). The bike feels amazing to me, but I can only compare it to the Diamondback. I bought mail order and used Cube's website to compare sizes to my old bike which showed I should get a 22" frame (6' 5"), it fits a treat and feels very comfortable.
I fell off of it this morning, which was great especially as it did not get a mark on the bike and there was not any blood (fell off sideways on a grassy bank when it slid from under me at low speed). Really enjoying myself and enjoying getting all sweaty :shock:
Anyway, thanks for all the advice.
Toodlepip

Diamondback

Cube

Cube again

Cube again again
I have been lurking around here for a couple of months, reading all of the knowledgable advice that you officianados of all things two-wheeled/non engined are giving away for free.
The outcome is that at the grand old age of 43 I have replaced my ageing (1997) Diamondback Sorrento SE with a new, shiney, red and white Cube LTD Pro. It arrived on Monday and I have already clocked up 30 miles on local lanes and cycle ways (I know, I know, but I am getting used to it still). The bike feels amazing to me, but I can only compare it to the Diamondback. I bought mail order and used Cube's website to compare sizes to my old bike which showed I should get a 22" frame (6' 5"), it fits a treat and feels very comfortable.
I fell off of it this morning, which was great especially as it did not get a mark on the bike and there was not any blood (fell off sideways on a grassy bank when it slid from under me at low speed). Really enjoying myself and enjoying getting all sweaty :shock:
Anyway, thanks for all the advice.
Toodlepip

Diamondback

Cube

Cube again

Cube again again
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Stick the pics on a hosting site of your choice(photobucket, tinypic, imageshack etc)
Then either post the links direct or use BB code!
Home is on the border of Leicestershire and Derbyshire. Peak District is not too far away and Charnwood Forest is just down the road.
Great looking bike !
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/3371548932/
road bike
http://s451.photobucket.com/albums/qq23 ... 042625.jpg
Now go and get it muddy!
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got my Cube Ltd. Race last week and finally got out on some trails last night. So much fun to be had.
You will love the cube - and they are not bad looking either
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...and this picture makes it look dull compared to the real thing!