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Cube Nature SLX Trapeze
Cube Nature SLX is a lightweight and reliable trekking bike with Shimano XT components and an air fork – ready for adventure in any weather.
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- Shimano XT shifting
- XT hydraulic brakes
- Suntour air suspension
- Only 12.7 kg weight
Delivery within Estonia: 4,90 € · free on orders from 50 €
Overview
Cube Nature SLX Trapeze
When you've got the urge to explore, you'll need a bike that won't let you down. The Nature SLX features Shimano's legendary XT 3x10 transmission – slick, extremely reliable and with a gear to suit any situation. The matching XT hydraulic disc brakes meet the same high standard for performance, serving up huge reserves of safe stopping power no matter what the weather throws your way. And a Suntour air suspension fork with wide 50mm tyres combines comfort, control and agility to inspire. Just add your sense of adventure.
A lighter bike is one that's better to ride. That's the reason for the Nature's double-butted aluminium tubes, which reduce weight without sacrificing strength or durability. Clearance for tyres up to 50mm wide allows for a more comfortable ride and a tapered head tube ensures precise steering. Sleek luggage carrier and mudguard mounting points and Smooth Welding frame joints complement the frame's good looks and make it easy to upgrade to suit your needs. You can rest assured that, as with all our frames, the Nature has passed all our stringent in-house safety tests. It's in it for the long haul.
Technologies
ALUMINIUM SUPERLITE
CUBE's Aluminium Superlite starts with heat-treated 6061 aluminium, which has the qualities – high fatigue resistance, good stiffness, low weight and excellent strength – that are important for a bicycle frame. Then we make it into double butted tubes, to reduce weight without sacrificing any of its strength. The result? Exceptionally light, strong and tough frames.
SMOOTH WELDING
Smooth Welding isn't easy, but worthwhile things usually aren't. It has two advantages. First, and most obviously, it looks great: one tube seems to almost flow into the other. Second, and at least as importantly, it helps to minimise load peaks on welded areas for better frame strength and durability.
