About the Cube Touring Hybrid Pro 500

Typical features include mudguards, a rear rack, built-in lights, upright handlebars and puncture-resistant tyres, so the bike is ready for everyday use. Closest alternatives by price: Giant Explore E+ 3 Power ($3,499), Kalkhoff Endeavour 1.B Move ($3,699) and Merida eSpresso City 200 EQ ($3,299).

Motors may be built into the rear hub, front hub or crank, and each arrangement changes how natural, quiet and strong the assistance feels. Confirm that the bike is built to meet Australian expectations for pedal-assist e-bikes, and ask your state road authority about requirements where you ride.

We list 6 matching parts and accessories for it, such as Bosch 4A Standard Charger Smart System (BPC3400) and Bosch Fast Charger 6A for System 2 Batteries. Cube has 6 products listed, from $2,699 to $8,299.

Technical Specifications – Cube Touring Hybrid Pro 500

We have not yet checked the Cube Touring Hybrid Pro 500 against Cube’s own pages, so motor, battery, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this urban commuter e-bike before you order.