Cube 2011 website now online

calum001

cheers Holyzeus

Team it is then !

Holyzeus

see full prices here


http://www.freeflowbikes.com/hardtail-m ... es-4-c.asp

matt@theforce

You gotta love those Cubes, I've just bought a 2010 AMS125 Trail and love it to bits

phoenixliston

Andy B wrote:

It's a Fritzz, as I mentioned on the previous page

sorry Andy, totally missed your reply, thanks for having a look and letting me know which one it is!

rainerhq

rainerhq wrote:

How can Cube offer 44T XT crankset on their 2011 hardtail bikes, if Shimano´s got only 42T?

It must be a mistake on their homepage.

Andy B

Could be a typo, or could be OE specifically for Cube, I'll see what I can find out.

D-Cyph3r

Cube still have the best paint jobs in the business then...

agg25

Hmm, I can score an AMS 130 SL for £2500 at the end of Jan, might have to trade in me 2010er, it's been so good to me though...

EnglishChris

matt@theforce wrote:

You gotta love those Cubes, I've just bought a 2010 AMS125 Trail and love it to bits

What kind of riding do you use it for?

I'm considering a deal on a 2010 AMS 125 or the Stereo... both get similar (140) travel up front and the Stereo is obviously a bit more 'All Mountain' but I'm wondering if the AMS is all I need. I do currently have a Commencal Meta5 but never felt like it really 'fitted' me (too short lengthwise & too high). Went back on my GT Avalanche for a while whilst the Meta was in the shop and enjoyed it, clearing stuff going up at Glentress much more easily that on the Meta.

Have been considering a TrekEX8 which has less travel than my Meta but wondering whether the AMS125 (which I think has a Talas 100/120/140 fork?) would do the job? Mostly ride trail centres in Wales & Scotland - red routes with some black; had a trip to the Alps last year which I'd like to repeat but I'm probably more at the XC-Trail than AM-Downhill end of things. Love both rocky technical sections at Afan (Whites Level) and Coed y Brenin (Tarw) as well as smooth forest singletrack.

Cheers, Chris

matt@theforce

EnglishChris wrote:

matt@theforce wrote:

You gotta love those Cubes, I've just bought a 2010 AMS125 Trail and love it to bits

What kind of riding do you use it for?

I'm considering a deal on a 2010 AMS 125 or the Stereo... both get similar (140) travel up front and the Stereo is obviously a bit more 'All Mountain' but I'm wondering if the AMS is all I need. I do currently have a Commencal Meta5 but never felt like it really 'fitted' me (too short lengthwise & too high). Went back on my GT Avalanche for a while whilst the Meta was in the shop and enjoyed it, clearing stuff going up at Glentress much more easily that on the Meta.

Have been considering a TrekEX8 which has less travel than my Meta but wondering whether the AMS125 (which I think has a Talas 100/120/140 fork?) would do the job? Mostly ride trail centres in Wales & Scotland - red routes with some black; had a trip to the Alps last year which I'd like to repeat but I'm probably more at the XC-Trail than AM-Downhill end of things. Love both rocky technical sections at Afan (Whites Level) and Coed y Brenin (Tarw) as well as smooth forest singletrack.

Cheers, Chris

I mainly ride the different Trans Pennine trails and single track although when I first bought it I ventured out with friends and did a whole variety of forest riding with lots of roots and downhill sections and I managed to just keep up with my friends on their IBIS bikes.
For me I narrowed my search down to the Trek EX6 and my Cube, the cube felt a little more nimble than the Trek and the extra discount on the Cube also helped make my desicion