Cube Agree C:62 One

C:62® Advanced Twin Mold technology

By using a high-precision inner and outer mould during the carbon moulding process, Cube prevents the material on the inside from creasing. This ensures optimal distribution of the fibres and resin, resulting in an extremely stiff and feather-light frame.

IC Aero cockpit system

This one-piece carbon handlebar-stem system (cockpit) fully integrates all cables and brake hoses internally via the headset. This not only delivers a significant aerodynamic gains but also gives the bike an ultra-clean look.

UDH™ rear derailleur hanger

The frame is fitted with the Universal Derailleur Hanger – this universal system protects your rear derailleur in the event of a fall by swivelling backwards and can also be easily replaced anywhere in the world should it unexpectedly break off.

Mounting points for Storage Box frame bag

Beneath the top tube are discreet mounting points for directly screwing on a special frame bag (Storage Box, not included) that allows you to carry tools and spare inner tubes in an aerodynamic and rattle-free manner.

Clik Valves

The bike uses Schwalbe Clik Valves instead of the classic Presta valves: Simply click the pump head onto it with two fingers – no pushing, turning or screwing required – and within a few seconds you have reached the correct pressure. When you remove the head again, all the air stays exactly where it should. If you ride tubeless, you will also benefit from 50% greater airflow than with standard valves. Still have a pump with a Presta head? You can still use it with an adapter.

View our full range of bike pumps for Clik Valves, both for use at home and on the go. Need new inner tubes? Check out our road bike inner tubes with Clik Valves.

Who is this bike for?

• Cyclists looking for an uncompromising, aerodynamically optimised carbon road bike on a tight budget.
• Cyclists who want carbon wheels and electronic gear-shifting without the premium price tag of the more expensive models.
• Cyclists who love speed on the flat and want to climb hills with ease.

When to consider a different model?

• If you are looking for even lower weights and a drivetrain to match your competitive ambitions, the Cube Agree C:62 Race is a great alternative. This version makes the switch to the lighter Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset, giving the bike even sharper responsiveness and saving weight on the moving parts.

Included as standard:

• Cube Agree C:62 One road bike
• Shimano Di2 charging cable for the internal battery
• Garmin/Wahoo computer mount adapter for the cockpit

Not included / still required or useful:

• Road bike pedals
• One or more water bottles and matching bottle cages for easy hydration on the go
• Bike tools: Allen keys to adjust the saddle height
• ACID Frame Bag PRO 0.6 to make use of the integrated storage option

• After every ride, check if the Shimano 105 Di2 battery needs to be charged. With average use, the Di2 battery will last for 1,000 to 2,000 kilometres. You can easily check its status in the Shimano E-Tube app on your phone or by briefly pressing the button on the rear derailleur. For charging, use the magnetic cable supplied.


• Get the most out of the wheels! The Newmen carbon wheels and Continental Grand Prix TR tyres are designed for tubeless riding. To go tubeless, remove the inner tubes, fit tubeless valves (not included) and insert liquid latex sealant (not included). This way, you will ride with less rolling resistance, enjoy greater comfort, and have better puncture protection: The sealant will immediately seal any small punctures as you continue to ride.


• Use carbon paste. If, over time, your seatpost starts to make a clicking noise or slowly sinks, remove it, clean it and apply a new, thin layer of carbon assembly paste. Never use standard bearing grease for this.


• Lubricate the chain every now and then. The chain and cassette perform best when they are clean and well-lubricated. After a ride in the rain, dry the chain thoroughly and apply a high-quality chain wax or chain lube. If you are using wax and replacing your chain, first degrease the new chain completely; regular new chains come pre-lubricated, which is incompatible with wax. If you buy a pre-waxed chain, you don't need to do this.


• Keep the brakes clean. Clean the disc brake rotors regularly with a dedicated brake cleaner to prevent squeaking and maintain optimal braking power. Make sure no lubricants get on the brake pads.


• Keep your paintwork looking as good as new. Clean the carbon frame regularly with a mild bike cleaner and apply a protective bike wax or spray. This will prevent dirt and mud from easily sticking to the paintwork, and makes it easy to wipe the frame clean again after a wet ride.