Cube has overhauled its mountain bike range for 2027, with a new Fritzz enduro bike, redesigned Stereo trail bikes and a completely revamped TWO15 downhill bike.
The German brand has streamlined its full-suspension line-up, with the Stereo range now focused around a single 150mm-travel trail bike, while the Fritzz returns as Cube’s dedicated enduro machine.
There’s also a new TWO15 for gravity fans, plus updated components in the Stereo Hybrid ONE44 eMTB range.
The new range gives Cube more defined categories for 2027, from the £2,199 Stereo HPC Race through to the £3,999 TWO15 and the £4,999 Fritzz.
More on Cube's 2027 range update
Cube Fritzz
The biggest new arrival is the Fritzz, which returns to Cube’s line-up as a completely new enduro bike and replaces the Stereo ONE77.
It gets 170mm of travel and a high-pivot suspension layout designed to improve control on steep and rough terrain.
The Fritzz uses Cube’s C:62 carbon frame and comes with a mullet setup, with a 29in front wheel and 27.5in rear. It can also be converted to a full 29er using the supplied dropout.
A flip chip enables the suspension to be configured for either an air or coil shock, while the frame gets integrated storage in the down tube and a modular mount on the top tube.
Cube also gives riders a choice of cable routing, with the option to run cables through the headset or down the down tube.
Cube Fritzz C:62 Super TM spec details
- Frame: C:62 Carbon
- Fork: RockShox ZEB Ultimate, 170mm
- Rear shock: RockShox Vivid Ultimate
- Brakes: SRAM Maven Silver
- Drivetrain: SRAM X0 Eagle Transmission, 32T – X0 Eagle AXS Transmission, 10-52T, 12-speed
- Wheelset: Newmen Beskar 30 base/strong
- Weight: 17.2kg
- Price: £4,999
Cube Stereo HPC and Stereo C:62
Cube has also completely reworked its Stereo trail bike range for 2027.
Rather than splitting the range between different travel platforms, the new Stereo is based around a single trail bike with 150mm of front travel and 145mm at the rear.
There are two carbon frame options: the higher-end Stereo HPC and the Stereo C:62, with a range of builds available across both.
The Stereo HPC Race is one of the most interesting bikes in the new range from a value perspective. It has a carbon frame and Shimano XT drivetrain, yet costs only £2,199.
Both frame versions feature integrated down-tube storage, enabling you to carry tools and other essentials on the trail.
Cube Stereo HPC Race spec details
- Frame: HPC, High Performance Composite
- Fork: RockShox Psylo Silver RC Air, 150mm
- Rear shock: RockShox Deluxe Select+
- Brakes: Magura Louise
- Drivetrain: Shimano Deore FC-M6200, 30T – Shimano XT, 10-51T, 12-speed
- Wheelset: Newmen Performance 30 base/base
- Weight: 16.3kg
- Price: £2,199
Cube TWO15
The TWO15 has also been completely redesigned as Cube’s dedicated downhill bike.
The new frame is made from High Performance Aluminium and uses a high-pivot suspension layout with 200mm of rear travel.
Cube says development involved extensive testing with its Factory Downhill Team, with the bike refined through international competition.
As with the Fritzz, a flip chip gives riders the option of running an air or coil shock, enabling the suspension to be tuned to suit different riding styles and tracks.
Cube TWO15 SLX spec details
- Frame: HPA, High Performance Aluminium
- Fork: Fox 40 Float Factory GRIPX2, 203mm
- Rear shock: Fox Float X2 Factory
- Brakes: SRAM Maven Silver
- Drivetrain: SRAM Descendant DH, 34T – SRAM GX DH, 10-24T, 7-speed
- Wheelset: Newmen Beskar 30 strong/strong
- Weight: 19.1kg
- Price: £3,999
