Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial/Triathlon Bike Greenfusion'n'Black

Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial/Triathlon Bike Greenfusion'n'Black

Name: Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial/Triathlon Bike Greenfusion'n'Black LG
SKU: CURE1138200000L

Brand: Cube

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Product Details

Description

The Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike is a purpose-built road bike designed to help you ride faster when the course is all about speed and efficiency. Its advanced Aerium C:68X Monocoque Advanced Twin Mold Technology frame and sleek, fully internally routed cables reduce drag and keep everything tidy at pace. With flat mount disc brakes and a SRAM Rival AXS E1 electronic drivetrain, you get sharp, reliable performance for hard efforts and smooth cadence changes. Ideal for time trials, triathlons, and fast group road rides where aerodynamics and precision really matter.

Key Features

Wind-tuned Aerium C:68X monocoque frame
Internal cable routing for a clean cockpit
Flat Mount disc brakes for confident control
SRAM Rival AXS E1 12-speed electronic shifting
Light 10.4 kg race-ready build

Specifications

Product Overview

Product

Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial/Triathlon Bike Greenfusion'n'Black

Brand

Cube

Parent SKU

Cube27AeriumC68XProgreenfusionnblack

Year Model

2027

Product Features

Frame Material

Carbon

Frame Style

Crossbar

Colour

Green

Wheel Size

700c

Brake Type

Hydraulic Disc Brake

Gears

2 x 12

Fork Material

Carbon

Weight

10.4 kg

Build

Frame

Aerium C:68X Monocoque Advanced Twin Mold Technology, Twin Head Tube, Full Internal Cable Routing, Flat Mount Disc, 12x142mm, AXH

Fork

68X, Integrated Cable Routing, Flat Mount Disc, 12x100mm

Handlebars

tape ACID Bartape RC 2.5

Headset

Acros Integrated, Top 1 1/8", Bottom 1 1/4"

Grips

Acid Bartape RC 2.5

Bottom Bracket

SRAM DUB Road, 86mm Pressfit

Saddle

Acid Athis

Seat Post

Cube Aerium C:68 Aero

Wheels

Wheel Size

700c

Wheel Set

Newmen Advanced A.50 SJ Carbon, 21/21 Spokes, Centerlock, 12x100mm/12x142mm, Tubeless Ready

Tyres

Schwalbe Pro One Aero, Kevlar, 28-622

Groupset

Crankset

SRAM Rival AXS E1, Power Meter Spindle, Dub, 48x35T

Chain

SRAM Rival E1

Brakes

SRAM Rival AERO E1 (160/160)

Shifters

SRAM Wireless Blips

Rear Derailleur

SRAM Rival AXS E1, 12-Speed

Cassette

12 Speed

Cassette Model

SRAM Rival XG-1250 D1, 10-36T

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike used for?

The Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike is used for time trials and triathlon bike segments where aerodynamic speed and steady power delivery are the goal.

Why choose the Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike?

You would choose the Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike for its race-oriented Aerium C:68X frame, streamlined internal cable routing, and responsive SRAM Rival AXS E1 electronic shifting paired with dependable disc braking.

Who is the Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike designed for?

The Cube Aerium C:68X Pro Time Trial Bike is designed for riders who want a serious Cube bike for training and racing, especially those chasing fast times in events where aero and precision matter.

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