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Cube ONE77: Fox on Cube’s Page, RockShox in the Story

Cube’s own page for the Stereo Hybrid ONE77 HPC TM 800, article 103400, prints a Bosch CX, an 800 watt-hour PowerTube, 170 millimeters at both ends, and a Fox 38 with a Float X2. It does not print a newton-meter or a price. Notebookcheck, 15 October 2026, prints 120 newton-meters, €6,199, and a RockShox Zeb with a Vivid shock. Idealo prints 100 newton-meters, 250 watts, and 400 percent.

By SickEBike desk

The short answer

Cube’s page for the ONE77 HPC TM 800 prints a Bosch CX, an 800 watt-hour pack, and 170 millimeters at both ends with a Fox 38. It does not print a price or a newton-meter. Notebookcheck says 120 newton-meters, €6,199, and a RockShox Zeb. Idealo says 100 newton-meters and 250 watts.

The Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE77 HPC TM 800 is a 2027 full-suspension e-MTB. Cube’s page, article 103400, in reedgreen’n’matrix, says a Bosch CX, an 800 watt-hour PowerTube, 170 millimeters of travel at both ends, and a mullet: 29 inches in front, 27.5 behind. The fork on that page is a Fox Float 38 Performance. The shock is a Fox Float X2 Performance. Notebookcheck, 15 October 2026, describes the same model name with a RockShox Zeb Select+ at 170 millimeters and a RockShox Vivid Select. A Fox 38 is not a Zeb. This desk did not find a dated public film of either build, and Cube’s page did not show a price or a newton-meter.

Cube.eu for article 103400, Notebookcheck on 15 October 2026, and idealo’s product sheet. The SLX is a different bike and is not in this table.

Cube’s pageNotebookcheckIdealo
MotorBosch CX. No newton-meters. No watts.Bosch CX, up to 120 Nm.100 Nm. 250 W. 400 percent. Motor weight 2.8 kg.
Pack800 Wh PowerTube.800 Wh.800 Wh, 36 V, 22.2 Ah.
SuspensionFox 38 and Float X2. 170 mm front and rear.Zeb Select+ 170 mm. Vivid Select. Rear travel not printed.170 mm. The sheet says Fox.
Wheels29 front, 27.5 rear. Continental 2.4.Not the wheel sentence.29 / 27.5.
GearsSRAM GX Eagle Transmission, 1×12. Kiox 400C.Electronic shifting. Kiox 400C.SRAM GX Eagle AXS, 12-speed. Kiox 400 and 400C.
MassNot printed.24.7 kg, which they also print as 54.45 lb.24.7 kg.
PriceNot printed. “No availability display” for the variant.€6,199. “Not yet widely listed.”Offers from €6,199 to €6,499.
SpeedNot printed.Not printed.Assist to 25 km/h.

The torque row is the Bosch sheet this site already filed, not a new motor. A CX Gen 5 left the factory at 85 newton-meters. The 2025 update is 100. The 2026 update is 120, and the peak that goes with 120 is 750 watts. Idealo’s 100 newton-meters and 400 percent is the 2025 row. Notebookcheck’s 120 is the 2026 row. Cube printed neither. Idealo’s 250 watts is the European continuous label. It is not the 600-watt factory peak and it is not the 750. The buying guide has the part codes. Do not average 100 and 120 into 110.

A full-suspension electric mountain bike on a trail, not a Cube
A full-suspension bike on a trail. Not a ONE77, and not a Fox or a RockShox.

800 watt-hours, and whose 25 km/h

Eight hundred watt-hours is the one pack number all three sources share. Idealo also prints 36 volts and 22.2 amp-hours. Thirty-six times 22.2 is 799.2, which is the 800 label if you round. Cube’s page did not print the volts or the amp-hours, so that pair is the database. Idealo’s speed is 25 km/h. Twenty-five divided by 1.609 is 15.5 mph. That is a European assist cap, not a US Class 1’s 20 mph, and it is not on Cube’s page. A US shop that imports this frame still has to say which class it programmed. This page will not invent one.

The weight and the price

Twenty-four point seven kilograms times 2.2 is 54.3 pounds. Notebookcheck printed 54.45, which is the same kilograms run through 2.205 instead of 2.2. Cube did not print a bike weight at all. Idealo’s motor weight of 2.8 kilograms is the same kind of problem. Bosch’s upgrade page, the one behind the buying guide, does not print a kilogram for the CX. A database figure is not that page. On price, Cube showed no availability for the variant this desk opened. Idealo already lists offers from €6,199 to €6,499. A line that splits the bike into a two-pack at €3,099.50 each is a comparison-site error, not a half-price ONE77. Notebookcheck’s “not yet widely listed” and idealo’s 28 offers are both dated this week. They are not the same sentence.

Do not buy the SLX by this name

The TM page says Fox. The story says RockShox. Shop the article number.

Article 103400 is the carbon TM with the GX Transmission and the Fox pair, if you believe Cube, or the Zeb, if you believe the story. The HPC SLX 800 is a different 2027 bike. Idealo’s SLX sheet starts near €4,999, says aluminum, and lists both 120 and 85 newton-meters in one cell. Six thousand one hundred ninety-nine minus 4,999 is €1,200, and that subtraction only matters if you are looking at the wrong URL. Tires on the TM page are Continental Argotal and Kryptotal, 2.4 inches, on a Newmen mullet. The tire page is why a 29 and a 27.5 do not share a bead. The brake page is the other end of a 170-millimeter bike. This desk did not find a public film of article 103400.

Questions people ask

How much torque does the Cube ONE77 have?+

Cube’s page does not say. Notebookcheck says 120 newton-meters. Idealo says 100 newton-meters and 250 watts. On Bosch’s 2026 sheet those are two different update rows, and 250 watts is the European continuous label, not the 750-watt peak.

What fork is on the ONE77 TM?+

Cube’s page, article 103400, says a Fox Float 38 and a Float X2, 170 millimeters front and rear. Notebookcheck says a RockShox Zeb and a Vivid. Shop the article number. The SLX is a different bike.

What is the Cube ONE77 price?+

Cube’s page did not print one, and it showed no availability for the variant opened here. Idealo lists offers from €6,199 to €6,499. A two-pack line at €3,099.50 each is a comparison-site split, not the bike.

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