
1 / 7Cube Cross Race C:62 Pro
Cube Cross Race C:62 Pro is a light and fast cyclocross bike with Shimano GRX 1x11 drivetrain, carbon frame, and powerful hydraulic disc brakes.
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- Lightweight carbon frame
- Shimano GRX 1x11
- Hydraulic disc brakes
- Race-ready performance
Overview
Cube Cross Race C:62 Pro
We built the Cross Race C:62 Pro with one thing in mind: to go racing. We began with Shimano's off-road-specific GRX 1x11 gears and fitted a wide-range 11-42T cassette, so you can keep riding while others are off and running. A Newmen Performance X.R.25 wheelset shod with Schwalbe tyres cuts through the mud to find grip, and Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes give you all the stopping power you need. With an Easton EC90 carbon crank and CUBE finishing components, it's all you need to make a dash for the podium.
Technologies
With our Advanced Twin Mold process we use two precisely manufactured forms for our C:62®, C:68® and C:68X® carbon frames. The first form is to ensure an accurate layup. The second, inner form keeps every individual fibre precisely where it needs to be while the frame cures. The result is a significantly lighter, stronger frame, with fibre density tailored to anticipated loadings at specific points.
Not all carbon is created equal. With our C:62® carbon we increased the high modulus fibre content, then we reinforced the resulting material with nanoparticles incorporated into the bonding resin. Which is all just a fancy way of saying it's extremely strong, light and durable.
Our Integrated Seatpost Clamp is all part of our quest to sweat the details, so that you can reap the rewards. Its minimalist design suits the frame's pared-back aesthetic. And, of course, that's important – because why wouldn't you want your bike to look great? But it also saves a few grammes too. And that matters just as much…
Cables connect your handlebar controls to vital components like gears and brakes, but there's no need for them to get in your way. With Internal Cable Routing we've reduced clutter and maintenance by running cables through the frame, keeping them out of the way of dust and water contamination – or damage from abrasion – as well as cleaning up your bike's appearance.



