Cube Stereo Hybrid frame (in size small)

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Can someone post a pic of their "size small" Cube Stereo Hybrid 120, 140, or 160?

I have a question regarding its frame shape. Is the frame for the size small exactly the same shape as the medium and large frame? In particular the upper standover part of the frame.

Some bike manufacturers (Trek) change the shape of the frame for the size small for better standover. They added a slight downward curve to it which changes the shape.
 
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Cube Stereo Hybrid 160 SL?
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Yep, same shape. Spoted S size models last week at store and I have a frind riding 140 2020 S size
 
One of the issues i had was that it's quite a high standover for a small, but the frames for S/M/L all have the same standover, it's only the top part that gets longer to support longer seatposts. Ended up getting the medium as the reach was better, but would have preferred a little more standover, due to the shape of the top tube it's even more pronounced as you try and straddle the bike further from the saddle!
 
Yep S and M standover is the same. Also went to M due to reach. Cube lunched 140 27,5 XS this year. Local store made some late unit orders to suit some clients wo are looking for less standover.
 
techm8n said:
Can someone post a pic of their "size small" Cube Stereo Hybrid 120, 140, or 160?

I have a question regarding its frame shape. Is the frame for the size small exactly the same shape as the medium and large frame? In particular the upper standover part of the frame.

Some bike manufacturers (Trek) change the shape of the frame for the size small for better standover. They added a slight downward curve to it which changes the shape.
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been looking at these, i`m harbouring on small/medium have any of you found any geometry charts in your search.
i can`t find any for these bikes, rutland says "havn`t got them, they looked on cubes site not there either..
are we expected to buy expensive peices of equipment without knowing sizes?
 
One thing to note with the above geometries is the 120 and 140 have 29" wheels, the 160 has 27.5" wheels
 
MrPeaski said:
One thing to note with the above geometries is the 120 and 140 have 29" wheels, the 160 has 27.5" wheels
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yes cheers bud, its all in the planning stage at the moment.
i`ve got a giant full e at moment had it 2 years so juggling all the balls weather to buy an extra battery keep the giant and watch
the depreciation go even further, or sell on a buoyant market and buy
new.
 
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