How Cube sizing works

TrainCraft covers 5 Cube models: 2 use lettered sizes and 3 use numbered sizes. Size labels do not carry over between model lines, so compare stack and reach rather than the label.

Stack and reach decide how a frame fits. Each model below lists them for every size, and the calculator reads your result against that geometry.

Frequently asked questions

What size Cube should I get?
It depends on the model as much as on you. Cube frame sizes are set per model, and two riders of the same height can need different sizes depending on inseam and torso length. Pick your model in the calculator at the top of this page, enter your height and inseam, and the check shows which size fits you.
How do I find my Cube frame size?
Choose the Cube model you are looking at, then enter your height and inseam in the size check. It compares your measurements with that model's stack and reach for every size. The model pages below show the full geometry.
Is a Cube size the same on every model?
No. Size labels are set per model, and the same label can have different stack and reach on another model. Check the model you plan to buy, not the label alone.
Which Cube models can I check?
TrainCraft covers 5 Cube models: Cube Agree C:62, Cube Litening Aero C:68X, Cube Litening AIR C:68X, Cube Nuroad C:62, Cube AMS ZERO99 C:68X Race 29.