Cube bikes on offerA look at 3 great Cube bargains

Laurin Lehner

 · 13.02.2026

Cube bikes on offer: a look at 3 great Cube bargainsPhoto: Max Fuchs
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There are some real bargains to be had at Cube Bikes at the moment. If you’re happy with a 2024 model or don’t necessarily need a size M or L, you’ll save a fair bit. We’ve scoured the web and found some real gems – as always, these offers are available whilst stocks last. Shhh! The best deal is saved for last.

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Top Pick No. 1: Cube Stereo Hybrid One77 HPC SLX 800 (2025)

Are you looking for a full-assist enduro bike with plenty of reserves and plenty of power? Then it’s worth taking a look at the Cube Stereo Hybrid One77. The model name refers to a whopping 177 millimetres of rear suspension travel, whilst the front offers 170 millimetres.

The Mullet Enduro, with a 29-inch front wheel and a 27.5-inch rear wheel, is Currently available here for 3,999 euros – around 1,000 euros cheaper than usual. There’s just one small catch: only sizes S and M are available, and in some colourways, only size M is available.

​A look at the features

Powerful propulsion is provided by the new fifth-generation Bosch Performance Line CX Smart System (no rattling, more precise control...), whilst the 800-watt-hour battery delivers the necessary range. The Fox Performance suspension performs superbly, supported by responsive Shimano XT brakes. The setup is rounded off by high-quality Schwalbe tyres.

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​Conclusion

The Cube Stereo Hybrid One77 is a real powerhouse – plenty of power, plenty of range, and no holding back on the descents. If you want to let it rip and appreciate a good bit of assistance on the climbs, this is the bike for you.

For really playful cyclists who prefer to ride their e-bike around as if it were a conventional bike, the One77 is simply too much of a good thing (24.7 kilos, according to the manufacturer). Either way, the price is certainly impressive >> Click here to view the offer.

A real eye-catcher: the Cube Stereo Hybrid One77.Photo: CubeA real eye-catcher: the Cube Stereo Hybrid One77.

Schnapper No. 2: Cube Stereo Hybrid One55 C:68X SLX 750 (2024)

The second model in the range offers slightly less suspension travel. The One55, with 155 millimetres of rear travel, has more of a trail-oriented character and isn’t designed purely for downhill riding. For many, this might actually be the better choice: after all, most of us ride on moderate trails rather than exclusively downhill. The extra feedback from the terrain provides greater control here. Sizes M and L are available. As a 2024 model, the bike It’s currently heavily discounted here and costs 4,850 euros instead of 7,000 euros.

​A look at the features

The One55 can’t quite keep up with the top-of-the-range model here. The 2024 model still features the fourth-generation Bosch Performance Line CX. It’s no big deal – you just need to be aware that it isn’t quite as quiet as the latest version. The 750-watt-hour battery ensures plenty of power reserves.

The bike is equipped with the slightly more affordably positioned SRAM GX drivetrain. However, it really stands out thanks to its tried-and-tested RockShox Select+ suspension, including a Lyrik Select+ fork, powerful Magura MT7 brakes and high-quality Maxxis tyres. Cube states the weight as 22.6 kilograms without pedals. That’s very, very solid.

​Conclusion

The Cube Stereo Hybrid One55 offers a wider range of uses than the One77: it is lighter, more manoeuvrable and more responsive to handle. The price is fair, and the spec is impressive, though it lacks that ‘wow’ factor. It’s fitted with the older-generation Bosch CX motor – a bit clunky and with less precise control >> Click here to view the offer.

Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE55 C:68X SLX 750 (2024)Photo: CubeCube Stereo Hybrid ONE55 C:68X SLX 750 (2024)

Schnapper No. 3: Cube Stereo One55 C:62 TM

Now without the ‘E’: The Stereo, with 155 millimetres of suspension travel at the rear and 160 millimetres at the front, is available in This offer has been reduced to 3,799 euros – down from the usual price of 5,499 euros. The big plus point is the high-quality spec. The catch: there’s limited choice when it comes to sizes; at the time of publication, only a few bikes in sizes M and XL are still available.

A look at the features

For under 3,500 euros, this bike packs a lot of high-end spec: a carbon frame, electronic SRAM X01 Eagle AXS, tried-and-tested and extremely responsive Magura MT7 brakes, and a RockShox Ultimate suspension fork. According to the manufacturer, the bike weighs in at a mere 13.6 kilos – which broadens its range of use.

Conclusion

You can’t get much more mountain bike with premium spec than this. The Cube Stereo One55 C:62 for that price… pretty epic. >> Click here to view the offer.

The Cube Stereo One55 with premium features.Photo: CubeThe Cube Stereo One55 with premium features.
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Born in South Baden, Laurin Lehner is, by his own admission, a lousy racer. Maybe that's why he is fascinated by creative, playful biking. What counts for him is not how fast you get from A to B, but what happens in between. Lehner writes reports, interviews scene celebrities and tests products and bikes - preferably those with a lot of suspension travel.

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