2020 Cube Stereo 150 c:62 Race 29 Carbon FS Mountain Bike in Grey

The CUBE engineering and factory race teams have the answer: the Stereo 150 C:62 Race 29. They took all the experience they gained building race-winning bikes for the Enduro World Series, and condensed it into a bike that'll inspire you to do more. Careful tube profiling, Boost 148 rear axle spacing and a tapered head tube give this frame a rigidity that belies its svelte appearance, so that you can rely on it to transfer every watt of pedal power into forward motion and respond instantly to steering input. C:62 carbon and our design team's long experience of working with this amazing material ensure that it's got the durability and strength to stay the course, too. But they didn't stop there. Smooth-rolling Fulcrum 29er wheels and big-volume Maxxis tyres give you the grip you'll need to tame any mountain trail, whether up or down. Keeping all that rubber on the ground is a pair of RockShox air springs - a Lyrik Select Charger fork up front and Super Deluxe Select+ shock at the rear. Powerful Magura hydraulic disc brakes help keep your speed in check, and Sram's legendary Eagle 1x12 transmission gives you the range you need to tackle any climb or descent. Topped off with a remote dropper post for those particularly tricky steep chutes, it's got ride-anywhere versatility written all over it. Actually, it hasn't - their design team wouldn't let them. But, as a Stereo 150 C:62 Race 29 rider you'll just know: this bike rocks.

How do you combine mountain goat agility with mountain lion speed? A good start is to ask CUBE engineers to do the seemingly impossible and build a bike that climbs almost as well as it descends. The result is the Stereo 150 29's elegantly sculpted C:62 carbon frame. The clean lines, rocker cover and trunnion-mount shock are designed to combine efficiency, stability and intuitive handling. Boost 148 rear axle spacing works together with the tapered head tube and oversized down tube to deliver unparalleled steering precision and pedal input. ISCG05 tabs for a chain guide are standard, while short chain stays ensure agile handling and, in combination with the 75.5-degree seat tube, provide efficient climbing. The low standover and head tube specifically designed for a 160mm fork add the confidence, control and precision you need for sure-footed descending. Jack of all trades? We prefer to think it's master of them all.