Cube's new Agree C:62 clears 36 mm tyres and starts at £2,999 with 105 Di2
By insidebike
Cube unveiled a redesigned Agree C:62 on 9 September, its endurance-leaning road racer. Tyre clearance rises from 32 mm to 36 mm (698 mm outside diameter). Cube claims a 1,150 g frame, frame and fork together 150 g lighter than before, and a 10.4 W saving from the new tube shapes, one-piece IC Aero cockpit and carbon seatpost. Cube states neither the speed nor the yaw angle behind that figure, so treat it as a brand number.
Rennrad-News reports the geometry is essentially unchanged apart from the cockpit, where the integrated bar-stem goes from −6° to −10° in 380, 400 and 420 mm widths, with fully internal routing. The frame has bosses for a top-tube storage box, and Cube claims a further 1.2 W from an optional aero frame bag.
Seven builds, all electronic: the Agree C:62 ONE with Shimano 105 Di2 at £2,999 / €2,799, then SRAM Rival AXS, Ultegra Di2 (Pro and Race), Force AXS, Dura-Ace Di2 and Red AXS at £5,499 / €5,299. Cube has not given a delivery date, though UK dealers already list the 2027 models. Reporting from Cube’s announcement; we have not ridden the bike.
Sources
- Cube Agree range page — checked 13 September 2026
- road.cc launch report with GBP prices — 9 September 2026
- Rennrad-News launch report with EUR prices, clearance and cockpit changes — 9 September 2026