Option	Availability	Price
White-Blue / 14 Inch (iD: 32002)	In stock	£349.00
White-Blue / 16 Inch (iD: 32003)	In stock	£349.00

Cube Team 260 girls mountain bike

26“ Adult size mountainbike wheels for young riders now available in 2 frame sizes – these bikes offer the same quality and attention to detail as the ´adult´ bike range. The kid bikes in CUBE teamdesign are serious bikes for ambitious racers-to-be, ready to take it on.

Features.
Wheel size 26", frame size 14", 16".
061er Aluminium, heat treated, KID-Geometry frame.
Aluminium V-Brake with Powermodulator.
Shimano FC-M311 42x32x22Z., 170mm, chain protector, with Cartridge-Botton Bracket.
Kenda Koyote 26 x 2.1 TEAM CUBE tyres.

For more info on the Cube Team 260 girls mountain bike please give us a call.

Finance is available on this product! Click here for more info
Finance Amount	£349.00
10% Deposit	£34.90
6 Monthly Payments of	£52.35
Charge for Credit	£0.00
Total paid	£349.00
	APR 0%

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At Cube they don't build ordinary bikes. Cube bikes convey a passion for riding and that means using bikes for everything. For 15 years Cube has been designing and constructing cutting edge bikes, constantly searching for the best solutions to make their bikes ideal for the intended use. At Cube they are only happy with a bike if they would ride it themselves and could not improve on it themselves.