2012 Cube Stereo HPC

astormatt

Thought I would put up a couple of pics of my new steed which arrived yesterday.








A few things left to get, muddy board and some stick on cable guides for the reverb hose.
Here is the spec,



Frame: HPC Monocoque DTC Advanced Twin Mold Technology wirh HPA 7005 rear triangle
Forks: Fox Factory 32 Talas FIT RLC 120/150mm, Lockout, 15mm axle, tapered
Rear Suspension: Fox Factory Float RP23 BV 190x51 mm length
Headset: FSA Orbit I T integrated
Stem: Syntace Megaforce2 Oversized
Handlebars: Syntace Vector DH 318 Oversized
Grip: Fritzz Lock-On-Grip
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT RD-M780 Shadow 10-speed
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT FD-M780 Top Swing 34.9mm, 10-speed
Shifter: Shimano Deore XT SL-M780 Rapidfire-Plus, 10-speed
Brakes: Formula R1X hydr. discbrake (180/180mm)
Cranks: Shimano Deore XT FC-M780 Hollowtech II 42x32x24T, 175mm, Press-Fit BB, 3x10 speed
Wheels: EASTON EXP500 wheelset QR15 / X12
Tyres: Schwalbe Fat Albert Rear Kevlar Triple Compound 2.4
Inner Tube: SV 13F Freeride light
Pedals: Shimano XT Trail
Saddle: RFR Trail Shape 0.1 M
Seat Post: Rockshox Reverb 420mm x 31.6mm
Seat Clamp: Syntace Superlock 38mm


Sorry for size of pics, also I have sorted the seat angle since the pictures were taken.

Cheers Matt.

NORTHERNSHAGGY

i like the colour on this.

Stevo_666

That looks very tasty and well kitted out - now go get it dirty !

Team515

looking good

ste0649

Stunning bike :shock:

sanchez89

great looking ride. hope it gives many years of fun.

MountainMonster

One of my local routes I regularly see a dude on a stereo hauling ass up the climbs, and normally end up seeing him later on out in the single track, and the bike always looks so poised no matter situation it is. I've been wanting one a while, but saving doesn't go down well with me

Lovely bike mate!

specialeyes

Incredible looking bike and lovely spec.

jay12

i've always really liked cube. they look awesome and ride as well as they look!

astormatt

Thanks for all your comments, pictures don't really do it justice if I am honest.
Took it out this morning for a couple of hours across the malverns, very very nice to ride, quite suprised at its climbing ability when propedal is off.
Bit more fettling with the forks before I am happy, they do have quite a lot of stiction so I am struggling to set them up properly.
Otherwise very happy 8)

camerauk

Great looking bike
I would angle the front of the seat down a tad though

jay12

astormatt wrote:

Thanks for all your comments, pictures don't really do it justice if I am honest.
Took it out this morning for a couple of hours across the malverns, very very nice to ride, quite suprised at its climbing ability when propedal is off.
Bit more fettling with the forks before I am happy, they do have quite a lot of stiction so I am struggling to set them up properly.
Otherwise very happy 8)

you need to bed the forks in. a few more rides and they'll be at their best.