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12-speed Deore, 750Wh battery, Bosch Performance CX (Gen4) motor, 4-piston Shimano BR-MT420 front brakes

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CUBE Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750

The CUBE Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750 is a super style touring e-bike. It’s built to combat the rigours of everyday life.

Intended for wide appeal, the Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750 is ideal for all. Suitable for commuting, city use or for leisure rides in the countryside at weekends. In addition, this gritty performer from CUBE is reliable and user-friendly. Fully equipped for any eventuality, the Kathmandu is a true all-rounder.

Powerful 85Nm BOSCH Performance CX Motor, Fully Integrated 750Wh Battery

Powered by Bosch’s high torque 85Nm Performance CX drive, the Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750 overcomes every challenge with ease. Furthermore, a huge, fully integrated 750Wh Bosch PowerTube ensures extensive rides that go on for miles and miles. This powerful combination of CX drive and 750Wh doesn’t feature on many touring e-bikes. The Kathmandu is indeed very special. At first glance this e-bike is purely a leisure companion. However, look a little closer and the potential soon becomes apparent.

Components on the Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750 are of a high quality. Gearing is via a very nice Shimano Deore 12-speed derailleur. Also, thanks to Shimano’s Rapid Fire Plus shifters, changing gear is a breeze and effortless. A large 10-51T Shimano cassette facilitates great hill-climbing. It’s even better, especially with Bosch’s CX motor as the driving force. Shimano disc brakes provide effective and decisive braking via 180mm rotors, front and rear. The EXC provides 4-piston BR-MT420’s on the front and 2-piston BR-MT410’s on the rear.

Comfort is a priority on the Kathmandu. There’s fine attention to detail that offers the rider both comfort and safety. Moreover, the very nice SR Suntour XCR32 LO-R Air front forks with 100mm of travel and lockout are perfect for the job. They ensure a very comfortable ride. In addition, a suspended seat-post and comfy gel saddle enhance the ride further. Powerful lights front and rear ensure visibility at all times. Tyres are puncture resistant, and offer good levels of protection. An integrated strong rear carrier complements the frame beautifully and accepts a wide variety of luggage.

Rider information is provided by a centrally located Kiox 300 display.

The Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 750 with fully integrated battery is a high spec ebike with huge appeal!

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Motor	Bosch Drive Unit Performance CX Generation 4 (85Nm) Cruise (250Watt), Smart System
Battery	750Wh
Gears	Shimano Deore RD-M6100-SGS, ShadowPlus, 12-Speed
Cassette	Shimano Deore CS-M6100, 10-51T
Forks	SR Suntour XCR32 LO-R Air, Tapered, 15x110mm, 100mm, Lockout
Brakes	Shimano BR-MT420/MT410, Hydr. Disc Brake (180/180)
Wheel Size	28"
Tyres	Schwalbe Energizer Plus, Performance, Green Guard, 55-622
Colour	grey'n'silver
Frame Size	46cm (Extra Small), 50cm (Small), 54cm (Medium), 58cm (Large)

All sizing information is a guide only. If you have any questions about bike sizing, our expert team is here to help. Call us on 01905 611774.

How do I measure my height?

With your shoes off, stand upright against a wall, with your shoulders back and legs together. Use a pencil to make a small mark on the wall above your head (make sure you hold the pencil parallel to the floor). Then measure from the floor to your mark, in centimetres or feet and inches.

How do I measure my inside leg length?

With your shoes off, stand upright with your back against a wall. Place a book/ruler between your legs, level with your crotch. Then measure from the floor to the top of the book/ruler, in centimetres or feet and inches (it’s easier if a friend helps).

Q & A

Do all brands of ebike use the same unit of measurement?

No. Most brands show sizing in centimetres, however some use a S/M/L system, and others use inches. The table above includes all of these variations to help you find the right size.

Which size should I go for if I'm in between those listed?

If your measurements suggest that you have a choice of two different sizes, then in the end it’s a personal choice. Here are some rules of thumb to consider: Touring/Trekking ebikes - choose the smaller size. It is possible to make a smaller frame bigger (for example, by raising the saddle or fitting a longer the stem), whereas if the frame itself is too big for you, it’s likely to be less comfortable and won't feel right. eMTBs - choose the larger size. You’ll find an eMTB with a slightly larger frame easier to handle than one that feels cramped. You can always fit a shorter stem if necessary to reduce the reach to the handlebars.

How are ebike frame sizes measured?

An electric bike’s frame size is calculated by measuring the distance from the top of the seat tube (where the seat post inserts), to the centre of the front chainring. Sizing Guide