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  1. #11
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    Re: CUBE road bikes - your views?

    Thanks,

    It will be my first road bike, and I expect to participate some triathlon races.
    In fact I have the choice between the GTC pro 2011 at 1400 € and the 2012 at 1700 € in 56 cm size.
    At this frame size very few change on the geometry : like 991 mm vs 987 mm of full length ....

    The crankset of the 2011 version seem to be is a cheaper shimano model (not an ultegra at all) versus the 2012 is a 105 crankset.
    Other transission parts are likely the same (mix of ultegra and 105 compoments)

    Other differences seem to be the fork on the 2011 version which is a Easston EC70 versus a CUBE CSL Race Carbon for the 2012 version.

    So, for me, prohibitives arguments are the frame and the wheelset which are in my point of view the main part of a bike (maybe cranckset also).
    Any remarks are welcome... Bye

  2. #12
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    Re: CUBE road bikes - your views?

    Quote Originally Posted by slaf View Post
    Thanks,

    It will be my first road bike, and I expect to participate some triathlon races.
    In fact I have the choice between the GTC pro 2011 at 1400 &**8364; and the 2012 at 1700 &**8364; in 56 cm size.
    At this frame size very few change on the geometry : like 991 mm vs 987 mm of full length ....

    The crankset of the 2011 version seem to be is a cheaper shimano model (not an ultegra at all) versus the 2012 is a 105 crankset.
    Other transission parts are likely the same (mix of ultegra and 105 compoments)

    Other differences seem to be the fork on the 2011 version which is a Easston EC70 versus a CUBE CSL Race Carbon for the 2012 version.

    So, for me, prohibitives arguments are the frame and the wheelset which are in my point of view the main part of a bike (maybe cranckset also).
    Any remarks are welcome... Bye
    2012 Model is fractionally heavier than the 2011 model. C/S and cranks are 105/600 on 2011 model the fork and wheels on 2011 model are my preferance, mostly Ultegra on the 2011 model; and the wheel hubs run so smoothly. But which-ever one you choose 2011 or 2012, I'm sure you'll be more than pleased with it.

  3. #13
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    Re: CUBE road bikes - your views?

    Hi

    Just to put my two pennies worth in on Cube bikes. I upgraded last year from a Alu Specialized to the Cube Agree GTC SL and all i can say is the equipment on the bike plus and ride quality are superb, great value for money.

    Actiontone

    Cube Agree GTC SL.jpg

  4. #14
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    Re: CUBE road bikes - your views?

    Quote Originally Posted by actiontone View Post
    Hi

    Just to put my two pennies worth in on Cube bikes. I upgraded last year from a Alu Specialized to the Cube Agree GTC SL and all i can say is the equipment on the bike plus and ride quality are superb, great value for money.

    Actiontone

    Cube Agree GTC SL.jpg
    very nice bike,im looking to buy a cube GTC in may and i cant wait
    Experience is how life catches up with us and teaches us to love and forgive each other

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