[Craig]

I would say the first quesion to ask yourself is do i want my bike to be separable? Speeds are not

[ken butterfield]

I would suggest that the AM-SPEED lives up to its model name and is not your dream touring machine?…both are great bikes, but horses for courses?..ken

[Alexander Johnston]

Your TSR 30 is probably the more versatile bike.
Alex

[Dave Minter]

The current Jubilee is the upmarket equivalent to the TSR30. Lighter and sporty but separable and able to take luggage and mudguards.

[Gary Knight]

I’ve ridden the current Jubilee and it is an excellent bike. Very smooth and responsive. After five minutes I wanted to buy one but other commitments got in the way.

[William Poole]

Hi, I can’t see any Jubilee model on the MoBiCo site. Is this still a current model, /or is this just a case of the Factory Site not being kept up to date? (It is rather static!)

[Dave Minter]

The Jubilee shows up in the News section of the Moulton Bicycle Company website. They have said that a production version with different equipment will be made after the last of the limited edition Jubilees are delivered. No sign of the production Jubilees in the wild yet but no doubt enquiries to buy a Jubilee will speed things up.

[Setthakorn]

Hello,
I have an 2010 AM Speed S. Anyone know the history or specification of this frame? I really love to know about them so much.
Best regards,
Setthakorn

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