Cube Bike Size Chart

Endurance road bike with a comfort-oriented geometry and carbon frame. Slightly taller head tube than race bikes provides a more upright position-most riders fit true to Cube's size chart.

Performance road bike bridging race and endurance geometry. Versatile fit suits riders who want speed without extreme aggression-consider sizing up if between sizes for longer rides.

Full-suspension trail bike with 144mm rear travel. Long and slack modern geometry means riders coming from older bikes should consider sizing down one step from their usual size.

Cross-country hardtail with a steep 74-75° seat tube angle that positions the rider directly over the bottom bracket for efficient power transfer. Modern long-reach geometry means riders coming from older XC bikes may find the cockpit feels longer-consider a shorter stem if between sizes rather than sizing down, to preserve the stability benefits of the longer front-center.

E-bike trekking model with Bosch Performance CX motor and integrated battery. Upright riding position and step-through option available-frame weight from the motor means sizing accuracy is critical for comfortable handling.

Aero race bike on Cube's C:68X carbon platform with integrated cockpit. Size M (56) sits at 563 mm stack / 398 mm reach - more aggressive than the Agree C:62 (555/385) and a touch racier than the Canyon Ultimate CF SL M (560/383). Riders cross-shopping from the Agree should expect a noticeably longer reach at the same letter size.

UCI cyclocross race frame with 33 mm tire clearance and steeper geometry than the Nuroad gravel bike. Size M (56) measures 570 mm stack / 390 mm reach - very close to the Nuroad C:62 (578/389) so cross-shoppers can stay on the same numeric size. Filed under gravel because Cube does not separate CX; pick the Nuroad if you want 45 mm tires or bikepacking mounts.

Carbon gravel bike with 45 mm tire clearance, mount points for racks/fenders, and slightly more relaxed geometry than the Cross Race. Size M (56) sits at 578 mm stack / 389 mm reach - around 23 mm taller in stack than the Litening Air aero road at the same numeric size. Suits gravel racing and light bikepacking.

All-mountain e-MTB with Bosch Performance CX motor, 750 Wh battery, and 170/160 mm travel. Size M measures 616 mm stack / 453 mm reach. Mullet-compatible. Cube's geometry is on the long side for the category - between sizes, go down for tighter trail riding or up for high-speed park use.

Hardtail e-MTB with Bosch Performance CX motor and 750 Wh battery - more upright than the Stereo Hybrid (Size M: 646 mm stack / 444 mm reach). Good entry e-MTB for trail riding and light bikepacking. The taller stack vs the acoustic Reaction C:62 (615/445 in M) comes from the larger downtube needed for the integrated battery.

Acoustic trekking bike with full mudguards, rear rack, and dynamo lighting. Size M (54) sits at 642 mm stack / 387 mm reach - nearly identical fit to the Touring Hybrid ONE (640/395), so an acoustic shopper who later goes electric stays on the same size. Available in Trapeze (step-through) and Easy Entry frame variants for riders with limited standover.

Flagship e-trekking bike with Bosch Performance CX motor, 750 Wh battery, suspension fork, and full touring kit (rack, lights, mudguards). Size M sits at 678 mm stack / 402 mm reach - the most upright fit in Cube's e-bike range. Built for long-distance loaded touring. Available in Diamond, Trapeze, and Easy Entry frames.

24 inch kids mountain bike with 80 mm fork, 9-speed drivetrain, and lightweight aluminum frame (under 11 kg). Suits riders around 128-145 cm tall (roughly 8-11 years old). Geometry data for reference: 534 mm stack / 349 mm reach - the same modern reach-forward approach as the adult Reaction, scaled down. Step-up bike from the Cubie 120/160/180 series.

12 inch first-pedal-bike for ages 2-4 (rider height roughly 85-105 cm). Single-speed coaster-brake setup keeps it simple for new riders graduating from a balance bike. Cube's Cubie line steps through 12, 16, 18, 20 inch wheels - confirm wheel size against the child's inseam (look for 10-15 cm of leg bend at full extension) rather than age alone.