2020 Cube AMS 100 C:68 TM Mens Mountain Bike - Grey/Orange

CUBE are great believers in the adage that you shouldn't always judge a book by its cover. That's why, with the AMS 100 C:68 TM 29, they've combined the race-ready speed of their AMS 100 platform with trail-tough components like a 120mm travel Fox 34 Float Factory fork, Fox Transfer Factory remote dropper post and wider-profile Newmen Evolution rims shod with grippy, big-volume 2.35in tyres. The result is a bike that doesn't just look fast, but is capable of taking even the most demanding of trails or race courses, apart and reassembling them in smooth, easily digestible chunks of flat-out fun. Add Sram's stunning Eagle 1x12 drivetrain and powerful Shimano XT hydraulic disc brakes, and you've got a trail-devouring machine that's tough to beat. The low weight, incredible stiffness and efficient kinematics of the AMS 100 chassis are a key part of this bike's stunning performance. Using the proven potential of Cube's four-bar linkage suspension and packaging it around a proprietary C:68 carbon construction, Cube have combined low weight, ground-hugging comfort and control, and incredible rigidity for accurate steering and on-demand acceleration. From the tapered steerer to the Boost rear end and elegant rocker, it's a bike that delivers on the promise of its looks. Carbon-framed efficiency, race course-bred speed and trail-capable components; it's the CUBE Trail Motion creed.

Cube have more than a decade and a half's experience making fast, light cross-country full-suspension bikes. Everything they've learnt during that time has gone into this frame. From the Boost 148 rear end and tapered head tube which contribute to the AMS 100's superlative pedalling efficiency and uncannily accurate steering to the superlight C:68 carbon construction and Advanced Twin Mold technology, everything about this frame serves one purpose; to make it the fastest way to get from A to B cross country. Stealth dropper post compatibility makes for a simple upgrade, internal cable routing keeps gear shifts clean even on the muddiest of race courses, and the super-clean appearance is given a helping hand by hiding bolts and pivots away.