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cube, cube, cube hands down its all about the cube
I know it'd be viewed as the 'boring' answer but ideally test ride both.
CUBE-CUBE, just buy the cube you wont regret it!
I have a GTC PRO and I'd certainly buy another Cube!
Unless there's something about the Trek to make you want it more, just go for the cheaper one. 150 euros is a decent pair of pedals and some change for shoes. Even if you had already set other cash aside for them, it's a lovely pair of Rapha shorts or something.
Which is lighter? Which has the better wheels? Which _looks_ faster?
For what it's worth, I would be thinking of the Cube just because I like smaller, 'cooler' brands rather than the corporations, but I say that without any knowledge of the differences between them - maybe the Trek has better finishing kit or something?
Jeez, no one looking to help tonite is there? Lol
There isn't much between them. Value for money leans towards the full Ultegra Trek. Money wise it's the Cube. There isn't much else between them.
I do thing it's more a matter of personal taste, buy the bike YOU want to have in your garage for a long time. I did. In a similar position, I was looking at the same Cube but the 105 model. Only thing was that I didn't like the white frame and black meant Tagra or more money for this one your looking at. I had a £1k budget and preferred to get pedals in that price. So I bought a Kona Zing Deluxe! Get that! Ok so it was reduced to a silly price with 105 and Ultegra rear, good mix. But it was actually the bike I 'wanted'! That's what sold it, otherwise I've bought the Cube months ago.
Buy what you want as I don't think there is much technology led or design led difference in these two to sway you and your not going to find the advantages anyway if your not racing them to the highest levels. Both seem to have increased height head tubes for comfort as well so an upright position for mileage is achieved on both.
Get the cheaper one and some decent accessories for the difference.