2026 Cube Cube Cargo Hybrid 500 Electric Hybrid Bikes In Flashgrey And Black

2026 Cube Cube Cargo Hybrid 500 Electric Hybrid Bikes In Flashgrey And BlackWho says you need four wheels to move your important stuff around town? With optional accessories including a child seat with two seatbelts and rain cover, the Cargo Hybrid 500 is all you need to quickly, safely and easily get your precious cargo from A to B. Bosch's fourth generation Cargo Line drive works with an easy to use, stepless hub gear system to make light work of any journey. Big volume Schwalbe tyres provide reassuring grip, there's a

Who says you need four wheels to move your important stuff around town? With optional accessories including a child seat – with two seatbelts – and rain cover, the Cargo Hybrid 500 is all you need to quickly, safely and easily get your precious cargo from A to B. Bosch's fourth-generation Cargo Line drive works with an easy-to-use, stepless hub gear system to make light work of any journey. Big-volume Schwalbe tyres provide reassuring grip, there's a cargo-specific Suntour suspension fork up front for extra comfort, and powerful Magura hydraulic disc brakes serve up safe stopping in any weather. The EPP foam cargo box provides a safe, stable and adaptable home for whatever you're carrying. The Speedlifter handlebar setup means it's quick and easy to set up for any rider. And included accessories like mudguards, a kickstand, and front and rear LED lights mean you're all set.

Frame description
Most bikes are designed to carry a person and, perhaps, a little luggage. The Cargo Hybrid is a different beast, built with a maximum system weight of 220kg – which means it's capable of carrying bulky loads, or even two children with the optional seat, in safety and comfort. Handling is stable and confidence-inspiring even when fully loaded, so navigating city streets is a breeze. We positioned the powerful, cargo-specific Bosch drive unit unobtrusively at the base of the seat tube, and there's room for up to two batteries close to the bike's centre of gravity