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Cube Cross Race SL
Cube Cross Race SL
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The Cube Cross Race SL has a high-end, light, and stiff frame with an excellent groupset. This bike gets you in the lead even before the race has started. The Cube Cross Race SL is completely designed to have unique cross-qualities. The hydraulic disc brakes make sure you can brake in all circumstances, because if you're going fast you need to brake fast as well. Let the winter come!
Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.
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Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.
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Général
Roues & Pneus
Transmission
Transmission et freinage
Cockpit
Cube Cross Race SL
Toutes les caractéristiques techniques
Marque
Cube
Général
Roues & Pneus
Transmission
Transmission et freinage
Cockpit
Cube Cross Race SL
Description
The Cube Cross Race SL has a high-end, light, and stiff frame with an excellent groupset. This bike gets you in the lead even before the race has started. The Cube Cross Race SL is completely designed to have unique cross-qualities. The hydraulic disc brakes make sure you can brake in all circumstances, because if you're going fast you need to brake fast as well. Let the winter come!Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.