Cube Kathmandu Pro Flashstone´n´black

Ruggedness and elegance don’t often go hand in hand, but the CUBE Kathmandu Pro is the exception that proves the rule. With its Integrated Carrier 3.0, Smooth Welding and internal cable routing, it’s as practical as it is great to look at. And the flat mount kickstand, Acid mudguards and lighting set mean you’re all set for anything. Where to next?

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The CUBE Kathmandu Pro has everything you need and nothing that you don’t. From the redesigned Integrated Carrier to the full-length mudguards, front and rear lights and CUBE FM kickstand, it’s the practical everyday companion that’s rugged enough to take on longer trips, too. A Suntour air suspension fork makes even the roughest roads smoother, for a more comfortable ride. Shimano’s legendarily reliable 3×10 gears give you the range you need to make light work of any route. And Shimano hydraulic disc brakes ensure you can always stop safely, no matter what you’re carrying or what the weather is throwing your way. Urban jungle or distant horizon, the Kathmandu Pro has got your back.

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FRAME Cube Kathmandu Pro

CUBE has taken everything that’s good about the Kathmandu and made it even better. So, for example, the reworked Integrated Carrier 3.0 is designed to work seamlessly with CUBE’s Acid mudguard. They’ve fitted a flat mount for the rear disc brake – it also accommodates the kickstand – and used Smooth Welding to give the frame joints a tidy, organic appearance. But it’s not all about looks. CUBE has also equipped the rear end with a thru axle and added a tapered head tube for improved rigidity and steering precision, even when fully laden. With internal cable routing to keep your gear shifts smooth with minimal maintenance, CUBE has thought of everything. Just don’t forget your toothbrush.

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