Cube Trike Family 750 2025 Electric Hybrid

Cube Trike Family Hybrid 750 Electric Hybrid, Swampgrey Reflex 2025 £5999.00

This is it: the CUBE hybrid bike that could, perhaps, replace a car. The Trike Family Hybrid 750 combines safety, ease of use and practicality in one easy-to-handle package, thanks to innovative design and the power of Bosch's fourth-generation CX Line drive system with a 750Wh battery. Up front, a Suntour Mobie34 Cargo suspension fork provides a comfortable ride on potholed city streets. Powerful disc brakes - and an additional parking brake -?keep your speed in check, and there's an easy-to-use stepless hub gear to make light work of any route. A telescopic seatpost and stem, with adjustable angle for the handlebar, make it simple to set up for any rider. At the rear, the versatile cargo box with built-in (but removeable) seats, safety harnesses and rain cover makes it a cinch to take along your kids, the shopping, the recycling... whatever you need. And the unique tilt mechanism, combined with the stability of three wheels, means it's as easy to manoeuvre as any normal hybrid bike. We think it all adds up to one less car. How about you?

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The Trike Family Hybrid 750 is full of ingenious design detail. A CUBE design concept incorporating some innovative ideas, it combines the easy handling of a 'normal' hybrid bike with the versatility of a load-carrying machine and the safety and stability of three wheels. Bosch provides both the CX Line motor and the 750Wh battery, for seamless on-demand pedal assistance. The unique tilting mechanism de-couples the load at the rear from the bike at the front, giving a natural feel to cornering. At the rear, the lightweight and tough box is designed with a high back and sides to help protect your children. A built-in rain cover lifts on its own gas strut, and the versatile seating and safety harnesses can be quickly and easily stowed away if you want to carry a cargo load instead. There's even a storage compartment in the main frame, and the option to fit a front rack. Now... do you really need to take the car?