The CUBE Fritzz C:62 TM and Fritzz C:62 Super TM are built around the same versatile, high-pivot Fritzz platform, designed to handle everything from long mountain rides and technical trails to more aggressive enduro-style riding. Both feature CUBE’s C:62 carbon frame, 170mm of rear travel, adjustable geometry and the option to run either an air or coil shock, giving the platform plenty of scope to be set up around different riding styles.
The main difference comes in their component specifications, with each model offering its own combination of suspension, drivetrain, brakes and wheels. This means the TM and Super TM provide two different specifications of the same adaptable Fritzz concept, allowing riders to choose the setup that best matches how and where they ride.
CUBE Fritzz TM
The CUBE Fritzz C:62 TM is built for riders looking for a capable all-mountain and enduro bike that can handle long days in the mountains as well as technical, challenging trails. At its heart is a lightweight C:62 carbon frame with a high-pivot suspension design and 175mm of rear travel, with the option to adjust the suspension progression and run either an air or coil shock. The bike uses a mullet wheel setup, with a 29-inch front and 27.5-inch rear wheel, although the rear can be changed to a 29er.
Suspension comes from a Fox 38 Float Performance fork and Float X2 Performance shock, while SRAM Eagle 90 Transmission 1x12 gearing and Magura Louise hydraulic disc brakes provide the drivetrain and braking. With adjustable geometry, a high-pivot layout and components chosen for demanding trails, the Fritzz TM is suited to riders who want one bike that can cover everything from technical enduro riding to days spent exploring rough mountain terrain and bike parks.
CUBE Fritzz Super TM
The CUBE Fritzz C:62 Super TM uses the same C:62 carbon Fritzz platform, high-pivot suspension design and adjustable setup, but comes equipped with a different component package aimed at riders looking to tailor the bike to more demanding terrain and their own riding preferences. It features 175mm of rear suspension travel and a 29-inch front/27.5-inch rear mullet setup, with the frame allowing changes to the wheel configuration and suspension setup.
The suspension package consists of a RockShox ZEB Ultimate fork and Vivid Ultimate rear shock, while SRAM X0 Transmission 1x12 handles shifting and SRAM Maven Silver hydraulic disc brakes provide braking control. The bike rolls on Newmen Beskar 30 wheels with Continental Kryptotal 2.4-inch tyres, giving the Super TM a specification designed around technical trails, steep terrain, enduro riding and bike-park use. Like the TM, its adjustable geometry and suspension configuration allow riders to change the bike's setup depending on how and where they ride.
Complete model comparison
For a more granular breakdown, the individual product pages go into full detail on specifications and features, with all bikes in the Fritzz 2027 range listed below.
To compare all individual specs for each new 2027 model click here
Posted by Paul Hoyle on 27th Aug 2026
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