About Cube

From the very beginning, Cube Bikes has stood out for the quality of the materials used, as well as for the careful manufacturing processes that follow the 'made in Germany' standards.

Are you considering buying a used Cube bike?

Cube is a German brand that manufactures bikes renowned for their reliability. They are particularly popular in the mountain biking world. If you're thinking of buying a used Cube bike, you've come to the right place. At Tuvalum, we eliminate all the obstacles and difficulties associated with buying a used bike so that you can get your next Cube bike at the best price, fully refurbished and delivered to your home within 3 to 5 days. And if it's not the specific Cube bike you're looking for, we'll help you choose the one that suits you best from our wide range of refurbished bikes.
 

Why buy a refurbished Cube bike?

The answer is simple: because at Tuvalum, you can get your Cube bike at the best price thanks to our online sales system and bike refurbishment model.

All the used Cube bikes you can find in Tuvalum's online shop have been refurbished by our team of mechanics. That's why they carry the Tuvalum Certified seal, which guarantees that they have undergone the most comprehensive certification in the market. In addition, they come with a 12-month warranty and our exclusive 18-month buyback guarantee.

Choosing to buy a refurbished Cube bike is a smart decision because these are used bikes that have been fully inspected and restored. You can enjoy an average discount of 20%, and in some cases up to 60%, compared to their original price. This allows you to save significantly while having the assurance of getting a bike in excellent condition and ready to ride.
 

What is the history of Cube bikes?

The origins of Cube Bikes are remarkable and date back to 1993 when Marcus Pürner set up a 50-square-meter space in his father's furniture factory in Waldershof, a small town near the Czech Republic border. From this small corner, a brand was born that now has a 20,000-square-meter factory and sells its bikes in over sixty countries.

Cube started strong by producing mountain bikes and road bikes for the local German market. Over time, the company expanded its offerings to include trekking bikes and cross-country bikes. Cube's goal has always been clear: to produce bikes that provide an exceptional riding experience for their users.

The attention to detail, constant innovation, and commitment to quality have allowed Cube to build a solid reputation. Over time, the brand expanded beyond Germany and began exporting its bikes worldwide.

Cube has always been at the forefront of innovation in the cycling industry. From the beginning, the company has invested heavily in research and development. This approach has enabled Cube to develop exclusive technologies such as the FSP4 suspension system and Twin Mold frame technology.
 

The main models of Cube bikes

Today, Cube offers a wide range of bikes to meet the needs of all types of cyclists. Whether you're looking for a mountain bike to explore the trails, a road bike for competition, or an electric bike for your daily commutes, Cube has the bike for you. The most popular models from the brand are the Cube Reaction, a hardtail mountain bike, and the Cube Stereo, a full-suspension mountain bike.
 

Cube bikes in the world of competition

Cube is present in all major cycling events and sponsors numerous cycling competitions. The Cube Action Team serves as a testing ground for enduro machines, while the Cube Global Squad participates in major downhill events.

In the international peloton, Cube Bikes has equipped Wanty-Groupe Gobert, one of the most beloved teams in the Belgian peloton, which competes in top races around the world, including the Tour de France. Among its greatest successes is the victory of Italian rider Enrico Gasparotto in the 2016 Amstel Gold Race.

In triathlon, Cube Bikes has sponsored and continues to sponsor world champions such as Michael Raelert and his older brother Andreas, the current holder of the Ironman world record. They have also sponsored Olympic athletes Svenja Bazlen and Celine Schärer.