Cube Kathmandu Hybrid One11: A comfortable low-step-through bike with plenty of suspension travel

Full suspension is back in vogue at the moment. In the touring segment in particular, riding comfort is paramount, and e-bikes are often expensive anyway. So why not spend a few euros more and still have fun even on rough trails? Cube has already met these requirements in the past with its SUV-style mountain bikes from the One22 range ... With the new Kathmandu One11, the cycling giant has finally bridged the gap between trekking and mountain bikes.

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Up to 100 Newton-metres of Bosch power

The new One11 Hybrid is, of course, fitted with a Bosch motor – specifically the Performance Line CX – offering up to 100 Newton-metres and 750 watts at peak power as an option. However, the motor is preset to the standard values of 85 Nm / 600 watts as standard. If you want more, you’ll need to adjust the settings yourself using the Bosch app. For a generous range, the bike is fitted with an 800-watt-hour battery, which can be folded out of the down tube at the front using a key, in the traditional way. A Kiox display shows the key ride information, including simple navigation.

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Two carbon models from 4,199 euros

It goes without saying that Cube also excels in terms of value for money when it comes to full-suspension trekking bikes. The new One11 is available both in the low-step version shown here and with a diamond frame. Although the the cheaper of the two available models, at just 4,199 euros As for the cost, the bike already features a carbon main frame, which is designed to keep the weight down to a relatively light 26.3 kilograms (manufacturer’s specification). The rear triangle is made of aluminium.

The Top-of-the-range model available for 5,999 euros A veritable explosion of innovation. As well as high-quality suspension components from Fox, it also features Bosch’s new e-bike ABS system with powerful Magura brakes and Shimano’s new XT Di2 wireless groupset. The competition had better watch out!

Conclusion: Cube Kathmandu Hybrid One11

​With the new Cube Kathmandu Hybrid One11, the industry giant is taking the next step and launching its first full-suspension trekking e-bike. With 110 millimetres of travel, a generous 800 Wh battery and Bosch’s Performance Line CX at its heart, one thing is clear: this is all about maximum comfort without range anxiety. The pricing policy is particularly exciting – already A carbon frame is available from 4,199 euros, whilst the top-of-the-range model priced at 5,999 euros with Fox suspension, ABS and Shimano’s brand-new XT Di2 groupset, it’s almost high-tech in character. With this, Cube bridges the gap between a trekking bike and a mountain bike more effectively than ever before – and takes comfort to a whole new level.