Is the Jubilee FS good for commuting?

Yes, for short to medium commutes on rough pavement. The suspension soaks up cracks and curbs, but the extra weight and pedal bob make it slower than a rigid hybrid on smooth roads.

Can I adjust the rear shock?

Yes. The KS-260 spring shock has a preload adjuster. Turning it changes how firm the spring feels, so you can set it for your weight and load.

Is it a mountain bike?

No. It is a hybrid with full suspension for comfort on pavement and light gravel. The suspension and frame are not built for technical trails, drops or jumps.

Do I need to buy pedals?

No. Free platform pedals with 9/16-inch boron steel axles are included, so the bike is ready to ride once assembled.

Is full suspension worth it on a hybrid?

It is worth it if comfort matters more than speed. If you ride mostly smooth pavement and want efficiency, a rigid hybrid is lighter and faster for the same money.

Motobecane Jubilee FS Full Suspension Hybrid Bike

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Our take on the Motobecane Jubilee FS Full Suspension Hybrid Bike

The Motobecane Jubilee FS is a full-suspension hybrid bike built for paved paths, bike lanes and light gravel. It pairs a front suspension fork with a KS-260 spring rear shock that has preload adjustment, so you can soften the ride over cracks and curbs. It ships with free platform pedals with boron steel axles. It is a comfort-first design, not a trail or speed bike.

Best forRiders who want a soft ride on rough pavementCommuters and casual riders with back or joint discomfortBike-path and rail-trail cruisingBuyers who want full suspension without a mountain-bike price

Pros

Full suspension front and rear smooths potholes and curb hops
Rear KS-260 shock has preload adjustment for rider weight
Upright hybrid riding position is easy on the back and wrists
Free platform pedals included, so it is rideable out of the box
Suits paved paths, bike lanes and light gravel

Cons

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Motobecane Jubilee FS Full Suspension Hybrid Bike price history

Lowest price we've seen: $399.00 on Nov 6 at Bikesdirect.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 6.

Specifications

Rear Shock: Rear- KS-260 SPRING REAR SHOCK W/preload adjust
Motor / Battery / Controller: n/a (does not apply)
Extras: FREE platform pedals, 9/16 with BoronSteel Axles

Questions and answers

Is the Jubilee FS good for commuting?: Yes, for short to medium commutes on rough pavement. The suspension soaks up cracks and curbs, but the extra weight and pedal bob make it slower than a rigid hybrid on smooth roads.
Can I adjust the rear shock?: Yes. The KS-260 spring shock has a preload adjuster. Turning it changes how firm the spring feels, so you can set it for your weight and load.
Is it a mountain bike?: No. It is a hybrid with full suspension for comfort on pavement and light gravel. The suspension and frame are not built for technical trails, drops or jumps.
Do I need to buy pedals?: No. Free platform pedals with 9/16-inch boron steel axles are included, so the bike is ready to ride once assembled.
Is full suspension worth it on a hybrid?: It is worth it if comfort matters more than speed. If you ride mostly smooth pavement and want efficiency, a rigid hybrid is lighter and faster for the same money.