The Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 500 has been designed to be a reliable & comfortable bike for all occasions, whether its your daily commute or an off-road exploration, the Kathmandu can handle it all! Cubes Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 500 utilises Boschs proven Performance CX motor, which is capable of 250W of power & 75 Nm of torque giving the maximum power possible from the Bosch motor range, the cope with a range of riding styles. A 500 Wh battery is enough for a full days worth of riding & is easily recharged, on, or off the bike in a matter of hours. The whole system is controlled via the Intuvia display which has been mounted at the center of the handlebars, giving excellent readability. The Intuvia provides all the essential riding information, such as speed, distance travelled & remaining range, as well as allowing you to change the motors assistance levels on the move. The EXC model of the Kathmandu features a 63mm travel SR Suntour NCX air fork which is extremely capable over a multitude of terrains, making ease of city cobbles & canal paths. Coupled with the suspension fork is a suspension seatpost to provide comfort to the rear of the bike, making the Kathmandu ideal for longer distances. A combination of Shimano SLX & XT drivetrain components make for a pocket-friendly, reliable set-up. An XT rear derailleur provides smooth shifting with minimal maintenance whilst the SLX cassette provides a wide range of gears from 11-46T, making the Kathmandu comfortable to ride, even without the motors assistance! Powerful Shimano XT hydraulic disc brakes give a smooth & controlled stop to the Kathmandu, with a 180mm disc up front & a 160mm disc to the rear. The Kathmandu comes with everything required for a long distance cycle trip straight from the box, from the integrated front & rear lights, to the rear carry rack, kickstand & full-length mudguards, there will be little more to purchase to get you straight out riding! Bosch Performance CX motor, 250W, 75 Nm Bosch 500 Wh battery Bosch Intuvia display Integrated front & rear lights Description by Luke, Rutland Cycling Web Team.