Cube Agree GTC Pro Compact Road Bike 2014

jfrankland1991
jfrankland1991 Posts: 100
edited September 2014 in Road general
Apologies in advance for posting another 'what road bike' post.

I have been looking at upgrades from my current Giant Defy 1 road bike and I have come across the Cube Agree GTC Pro Compact Road Bike 2014 on sale at Leisure Lakes for £1189. The deal looks brilliant with full 105 and carbon frame, it also looks very nice in my opinion.

However, my current Defy is a relaxed geometry which is ideal for longer endurance rides and sportives. This is what I would like to continue doing, would anyone be able to tell me if the Agree GTC fits into an endurance bike and should this be the bike I should go for if I intend to do longer rides?

Many thanks in advance!

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  • Greenbeetle
    Greenbeetle Posts: 70
    I think the Agree frame is somewhere in between race and endurance. I've found it very comfortable on long rides, myself.
  • chris_bass
    chris_bass Posts: 4,913
    As above really, it is slightly more racy than some but not overly aggressive, best advice would be find somewhere that sells them and go have a look.
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  • 964cup
    964cup Posts: 1,362
    Racier than the Defy. Watch the geometry, too - Cubes come up small, so you probably need (at least) one nominal size up from your current bike. If you're looking at a 2014 (i.e. 10-speed) bike, I'd have a good look in the Classifieds first, as £1100 will get you a lot of year-old carbon bike. Including (ahem) one that I'm selling...
  • guy7469
    guy7469 Posts: 1
    Hi
    Just bought one of these 3 weeks ago and love it. Did find it cheaper after I bought it for £1099 at cube bikes northeast.
    The 2015 model is £1189 but doesn't look as good IMO.

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