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Cube Aim SL 29 Hardtail Mountain Bike Pinetree'n'Flash Yellow MD/17" (2019)
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| Brakes: | Shimano BR-MT200, Hydr. Disc Brake (160/160) |
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| Chain: | Shimano CN-HG53 |
| Colour (text): | pinetree´n´flashyellow |
| Crankset: | Shimano FC-MT100, 40x30x22T, 175mm |
| Derailleur rear: | Shimano Deore RD-M592, 9-Speed |
| Fork: | SR Suntour XCM RL Disc, 100mm, Remote Lockout |
| Frame: | Aluminium Lite, AMF, Internal Cable Routing, Easy Mount Kickstand Ready |
| Frame size: | 17in |
| Grip: | CUBE Performance Grip |
| Handlebar: | CUBE Rise Trail Bar, 680mm |
| Handlebar stem: | CUBE Performance Stem Pro, 31.8mm |
| Headset: | CUBE No.10 Semi-Integrated |
| Hubs: | Shimano HB-TX505, QR, Centerlock |
| Pedals: | CUBE PP MTB |
| Rim: | CUBE ZX20, 32H, Disc |
| Saddle: | CUBE Active 1.1 |
| Seat clamp: | CUBE Varioclose, 31.8mm |
| Seat post: | CUBE Performance Post, 27.2mm |
| Shifters: | Shimano SL-M2000, Rapidfire-Plus |
| Weight: | 14.3kg |
| Wheel size: | 29" |
CUBE was founded in 1993 in Waldershof, Bavaria by Marcus Puerner. Over the years the company has become a market leader in several European countries in the middle and premium mountain bike and road bike segments. The brand is available through specialist retailers in 67 countries worldwide. The current product portfolio consists of more than 350 different bikes and E-bikes. Ergonomically optimised bikes for women and kids as well as a clothing and accessories line complement the product range.
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