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Electric mountain bikes in Spain, and someone to service them
If you rode an e-MTB back home, you already know the drill. What changes here is the terrain, the heat and, above all, who opens the motor when something goes wrong. We are the official Cube and Amflow dealer in Spain.
The two things worth deciding first
Everything else follows from these. Tell us the answer to both on WhatsApp and we can narrow it down to two or three bikes in one message.
1Travel
120 mm for trail and long rides, 140 mm for all-mountain, 170 mm for enduro and technical descents. Cube names them ONE22, ONE44 and ONE77.
2Hardtail or full
A Reaction Hybrid hardtail costs less and needs less maintenance. A Stereo Hybrid full-suspension is far more comfortable on rough ground — and Spanish trails are rough.
3Battery
600 Wh covers most rides. 800 Wh buys you margin on long climbs, at the cost of about a kilo.
4Bosch or DJI
Bosch Performance CX has the longest track record and the widest service network. DJI Avinox, on the Amflow bikes, is newer and more powerful.
Cube Kathmandu Hybrid ONE 800 Wh pea´n´green – Bicicleta Eléctrica Trekking 2026 Cuadro semiabierto
Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE44 HPC Race 800 Wh blackline – Bicicleta Eléctrica de montaña 2026
Cube Stereo Hybrid ONE44 HPC AT 800 Wh carbon´n´gold – Bicicleta Eléctrica de montaña 2026
What we actually stock
- Cube Stereo Hybrid — full suspension, our best-selling range, from 120 to 170 mm. Aluminium (HPA) or carbon (HPC).
- Cube Reaction Hybrid — hardtail with Bosch, the sensible way into electric mountain biking.
- Cube AMS Hybrid — the lightweight carbon e-MTB, for riders who still want to pedal.
- Amflow — carbon frames with the DJI Avinox motor. We are the official dealer in Spain, so the warranty is handled here.
Frame sizing is where most people get it wrong buying online. Send us your height and inside leg and we will tell you the size — and say so if you are between two.
Riding an e-MTB in Spain
A few things that catch people out when they come from northern Europe.
- Heat is hard on batteries. Don’t leave the bike or the battery in a hot car or in direct sun in August. Store it somewhere shaded and at partial charge.
- The dust is worse than the mud. Chains and pivots need cleaning more often than you are used to, not less.
- Climbs are longer. This is why 800 Wh is more popular here than back home — you can spend an hour going up without a break.
Questions people actually ask
Which travel do I need?
Bosch CX or DJI Avinox?
Can I get spare parts here?
What size frame do I need?
More in English
Everything we have written in English: the bikes, the motors, how service and delivery work, what it costs, who we are and the areas where most international residents live.
Tell us where you ride and how
Your height, the sort of terrain you ride and how often. We will come back with two or three bikes, the right frame size, a real price and a real delivery date.
