Cube Aim Pro 2021 19 –
If you are considering a good mountain bike to help you get started, then the Cube Aim will prove to be a good teacher. This hardtail bike weighs between 13 and 14 kilos. Its frame is made of aluminum. This is certainly one of the cheaper hardtails on the market. Read full review
Cube Aim Review
One of the things that drew us to the Cube Aim was its rather reasonable pricing, particularly for its brand. On the surface, this hardtail looks quite well put together. The frame looks sound and so do all of its other components. In fact, were you to judge the Aim simply on its looks alone, you would assume that it would cost a great deal more. This, is largely because some of the design and features on this bike have been based on Cube series that are considerably more expensive.
Satisfied with its overall appearance, we decided to take it out for a test ride. We started out with some gentle trails. Here, the Aim performed quite well, overcoming the minor interruptions with very little complaint. We were not overly impressed with the handling however, as it felt a little shaky for our liking.
We then headed to a more treacherous trail. It was here that the flaws of the Aim really began to reveal themselves. This is because, after all, the Aim truly is a bike that is meant for beginners. Anything more punishing and the bike is unable to function all that well. This lends to the idea that this is very much a learner’s bike, through and through. However, if you get the hang of trail riding quite quickly, you will find yourself outgrowing the Cube Aim.
To sum it all up, the overall structure and design of the Cube Aim is quite impressive. This is especially true when you consider just what you are getting for that very reasonable price tag. Nonetheless, you cannot really hope to get very far with the Aim.
+Pros:
- Cost effective
- Good frame and components
- Impressive design
- Good for beginners
- Adequate for gentle trails
-Cons:
- Very little versatility
- Cannot be used past beginner stage
The Verdict
The Cube Aim is targeted towards beginner riders who are trying to get a handle on mountain biking.
The Cube Aim is an affordable option if you want to see whether or not you are really interested in mountain biking. Beyond that, it may fall a little short.
Cube Aim Pro 29 Hardtail Bike (2021)Ready for fast and fun off-road adventures, this hardtail mountain bike features a rock-solid aluminium lite frame that stays strong as you conquer challenging trails and terrains. Cube has also kitted out this model with SR Suntour forks, which add responsive handling as well as precise steering as you weave between the MTB trails at speed. Weighing only 14.4kg, this is a great upgrade for riders who want superior strength and control, without any unnecessary weight holding them back.Shimano Drivetrain with Tektro Hydraulic Disc BrakesDesigned for versatility, this hardtail MTB is equipped with a Shimano drivetrain that provides you with a gear for every off-road situation. Using its Shimano crankset, this model delivers speedy acceleration, while its cassette offers smooth and reliable shifting performance during unpredictable mixed conditions. Another benefit is its Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, which allow you to maintain your momentum when cornering and tackling steep descents.Cube ZX20 WheelsetRotating on a brilliant set of Cube ZX20 wheels, this mountain bike provides fast and smooth rolling performance as you ride across tree roots, rock gardens and debris at speed. One final highlight is the Cube Aim Pro 29 Hardtail Bike (2021) is completed with Cube Impac Smartpac tyres, so you can enjoy superior grip and stability as you carve your way across the mountain.Features: Frame: Aluminium Lite, AMF, Internal Cable Routing, Easy Mount Kickstand Ready Fork: SR Suntour XCE, 100mmUse: MTBHeadset: CUBE FPH863, Semi-IntegratedStem: CUBE Performance Stem, 31.8mmHandlebar: CUBE Rise Trail Bar, 680mmGrips: CUBE Performance Grip Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tourney RD-TX800, 8-Speed Front Derailleur: Shimano FD-TY700-TS6, Topswing, 31.8mm Clamp Shift Brake Levers: Shimano Altus SL-M315, Rapidfire-Plus Brakes: Tektro HD-M275, Hydr. Disc Brake (160/160) Crankset: Shimano FC-TY501, 42x34x24T, 170mm Cassette: Shimano CS-HG200, 12-32T Chain: KMC Z8.3 Wheelset: CUBE ZX20, 32H, Disc Front Hub: CUBE Alloy Light, QR, 6-Bolt Rear Hub: CUBE Alloy Light, QR, 6-Bolt Tyres: CUBE IMPAC Smartpac, 2.1 Pedals: CUBE PP MTB Saddle: Natural Fit Venec Lite Seat Post: CUBE Performance Post, 27.2mm Seat Clamp: CUBE Varioclose, 31.8mm Manufacturer Part Numbers: 21″: 40130021; 17″: 40130017; 19″: 40130019 and 23″: 40130023 Weight: 14.4kgEasy AssemblyWhen you order a bike, one of our trained mechanics will carefully prepare and pack your bike for shipping. Upon delivery, the assembly is simple and all necessary tools are conveniently included in the box.Depending on the delivery service and destination, bikes will either be delivered in a large or a small box. Below is a guide as to how your bike will arrive: All bikes for delivery within the UK and Republic of Ireland will be delivered in a large box, except for kids’ bikes and BMX bikes, which are always delivered in manufacturer’s boxes. All bikes for delivery within the EU on a standard service will be delivered in a large box. If an express delivery option is chosen, your bike will be packed into a small box. Again, the exception is kids’ bikes and BMX bikes, which are always delivered in manufacturer’s boxes. All bikes for worldwide delivery outside the EU will be delivered in small boxes.This video demonstrates assembly from a SMALL BOX.This video demonstrates assembly from a LARGE BOX. Buy Cube Bikes from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World’s Largest Online Bike Store.
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