The Stereo Hybrid One77 HPC TM 800 is a long-travel e-MTB built for challenging terrain. Bosch CX assistance, 170mm RockShox suspension, SRAM GX AXS Transmission and Maven brakes provide a trail-focused setup for steep climbs and technical descents.

Key Features:

• C:62 carbon front triangle with alloy rear and Agile Trail Geometry
• RockShox Zeb Select+ Charger 3.2 RC2 Air fork with 170mm travel
• RockShox Vivid Select rear shock controlling 170mm travel
• SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission 1x12-speed drivetrain with 10-52t cassette
• SRAM Maven Bronze hydraulic disc brakes with 200mm rotors
• Newmen Beskar 30 wheels with 2.4in Continental enduro/DH tyres
• SRAM AXS electronic shifting and a handlebar-operated dropper post
• Available with 0% APR finance

Drive Information:

• Motor: Bosch Performance Line CX BDU38, up to 120Nm torque
• Battery: Bosch PowerTube 800Wh
• User Interface: Bosch Kiox 400C integrated display

The Stereo Hybrid One77 HPC TM 800 is designed for riders whose e-MTB riding takes in steeper climbs, rough descents and demanding all-mountain or enduro terrain. Its long-travel chassis is paired with robust components and Bosch assistance to make accessing bigger rides and repeating descents more manageable.

Cube combines a C:62 carbon front triangle, manufactured using Advanced Twin Mold Technology, with a 6061 T6 aluminium rear triangle. The Bosch PowerTube battery sits fully integrated within the frame, while Advanced Internal Cable Routing keeps cables and hoses largely out of sight.

The suspension layout uses Cube's Efficient Trail Control design with an FSP 4-Link rear end to provide 170mm of travel. Agile Trail Geometry shapes the bike around technical trail riding, while Boost 148 rear spacing provides a wide and stiff platform for the rear wheel.

Adjustable headset inserts allow the head angle to be altered, giving you scope to fine-tune the steering characteristics to suit your preferences and terrain. The headset also incorporates Cube's X-Connect interface for straightforward connection of a compatible front light.

Up front, the RockShox Zeb Select+ uses a stiff long-travel chassis with 170mm of travel. Its Charger 3.2 RC2 damper provides independently adjustable high and low-speed compression alongside rebound adjustment, allowing more detailed suspension tuning to suit terrain and riding style.

A RockShox Vivid Select shock controls the 170mm rear travel. Designed with harder trail and enduro riding in mind, it offers adjustable rebound and a two-position lever, giving you control over how the rear suspension behaves across different sections of a ride.

Bosch's Performance Line CX BDU38 motor delivers up to 120Nm of torque, providing strong assistance for steep and technical climbs. Support can be tailored through Bosch's smart system, allowing compatible riding modes to be adjusted to suit different terrain and preferences.

The motor is paired with a fully integrated Bosch PowerTube 800Wh battery. Its large capacity is well suited to longer rides and routes with plenty of climbing, although actual range will vary with assistance level, terrain, elevation, rider weight, temperature and other conditions.

A Bosch Kiox 400C display is neatly integrated into the top tube, keeping key ride and e-bike information visible without adding a separate display to the handlebar.

SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission provides wireless electronic 1x12-speed shifting. Its 10-52t cassette offers a broad range for steep climbs and faster trail sections, while the AXS Pod Controller provides compact handlebar-mounted shift controls.

Unlike a conventional hanger-mounted derailleur, Eagle Transmission mounts around the rear axle using the frame's UDH interface. The system is designed around e-MTB loads and allows shifting under load, useful when gradients or trail conditions make it difficult to ease off the pedals completely.

SRAM Maven Bronze hydraulic disc brakes use 200mm rotors front and rear. Maven is designed for high braking power, making this setup well matched to the additional weight and speeds involved in long-travel e-MTB riding, particularly on steeper or extended descents.

Newmen Beskar 30 wheels use a base/strong configuration, with 28 spokes at the front and 32 at the rear to provide additional support where loads are typically higher. The 30mm rims are tubeless ready and use Boost spacing.

Continental tyres are matched to their position on the bike. A 2.4in Argotal Enduro Soft front tyre uses an aggressive tread for grip and steering control on loose terrain, while the 2.4in Kryptotal Rear Downhill Soft is designed around rear-wheel traction and braking. Both are tubeless ready.

A handlebar-operated Cube dropper post allows the saddle to be lowered before steep or technical descents, creating more room to move around the bike. Its cable is routed internally for a cleaner and better-protected setup.

At a stated 24.7kg, the Stereo Hybrid One77 HPC TM 800 combines adjustable 170mm RockShox suspension, electronic SRAM Transmission, powerful Maven brakes and aggressive Continental tyres with Bosch CX assistance. It's a focused option for riders who regularly seek out tougher trails and enduro-style terrain.

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