ZiZZO Folding bike ReviewsSee store reviews

Loving the Zizzo Ferro, it's a great bike! Fits perfectly in my trunk, feels sturdy, and rides smooth. I've not had it long, but I can tell you I'll be putting a lot of time in on this bike. Though I recommend you get some folding pedals or quick release pedals and the magnet catch (though check compatibility). The pedals get in the way of folding easily (not impossible just a tad bit annoying), and without the magnet, it can be cumbersome to handle in the folded state. When it shipped, it arr...

I purchased a Zizzo Forte earlier this year and liked it so much I decided I'd try the new Zizzo Liberty Plus. I don't have a ton of miles on the Liberty plus yet but there were some things that jumped out at me on my maiden voyages. First, the new shifting system on the Liberty Plus is absolutely amazing, crisp, concise, and fast, I was quite impressed. The second thing I noticed was the lower gearing on the Liberty Plus, I checked the specifications for both bikes (Liberty versus Forte)and ...

This is my third folding bike. The first was a Dahon Boardwalk and another off-brand bike with nice features--that were non-standard. I was looking to get a folding bike that I could use for bike touring, so the Forte was the natural choice. I like the solid foundation of a strong frame and wheels. I've already changed the gearing to a 11-40t rear cassette that also required a new chain and derailleur. The seatpost is only 580mm and doesn't allow for micro-adjustement of the seat angle, so I'm ...

I sold my electric folding bike when I moved to a second floor apartment, because at 80 lbs, it was too heavy to carry up the stairs, or even load into my car. I had also decided that I needed to use my own body's power to get good exercise. I researched folding non-electric bicycles, and decided on Zizzo. I'm so glad I did! The Zizzo Liberte is fabulous, well-made, and easy to carry at 23 lbs. I absolutely love it! I can easily carry it up the stairs to my apartment, and easily lift it into the...

Loved my urbano, fits quite compactly into many spaces. Taking the urbano on the bus was no more cumbersome than having a wheelchair or mobility device on the bus, but I would recommend still leaving it on the front rack if your local buses have them. In any case, this bike is way more flexible in use cases than a traditional bike and is a joy to bring on commuter rail, intercity rail, intercity bus, and road trips. The materials are all high quality, and you only get what you need. Highly recom...

Bought a new bike a couple years ago with the plan to bike after work on the way home. Hated having to put the rear seats down or put the hitch and rack on the car. Spent months looking at used bikes and noticed a lot were Zizzo and still asking good money for. Went to your site to price out a new one and was shocked at the price so I ordered it right away. Love it. Fits in both my cars so I can bike when ever I want. Last two weekends I’ve taken trips around Washington DC taking photos for my h...

The Zizzo Campo folding bike is awesome! This little bike, as some of my friends refer to, kicks butt! It handles well in pavement, as well as off road, such as at a park. Took mine around the trails and was fine handling it. Love the looks and the ease of folding it. Fits neatly into my sedan sized trunk just fine, with plenty of room to spare. Very well packaged and shipped. I’m happy with my purchase and cannot wait to build more memories with this baby! Thank you Zizzo, for providing me with...

I'm quite pleased to have to have my new Urbano. There were no issues as to delivery, packaging, or condition. After a quick inspection, I brought it out on a snow free January day in Western New York. The first thing one notices is the fantastic red paint. It really glows! The ride is smooth, rattle free, with easy shifts both up and down. Since I already own a Zizzo Forte, I understand that 20 inch bikes are not too speedy, but this is not a problem for me. However, the comparatively ...

I had been looking at various bikes that are small, light weight and foldable. When I came across the Zizzo bikes on-line my initial thought was this might work for my needs. Luckily they have a Show room in Union City, Ca. The on-line process to view and set up an appointment to test ride the various models was so easy and fast. Beau was the representative who assisted me, he was thorough explaining every aspect and functionality of the bike and for me most important, listened to my needs and...

I have been riding bicycles since my first Schwinn in elementary school. I am now in my 80’s and have own all types of bicycles. I bought my first folding bike, a Liberte, several months ago and I ride it almost daily. It works well with Amtrak travel and car/truck travel. I decided to get the e-Forte to try out the electric addition. I aired the tires, charged the battery, did a safety check, and took it to a beach trail in my pickup for a trial run. Great experience!! Everything worked well. I...

Love this comfort+ saddle seat from Zizzo. I ride about 20 miles every other day and the original seat of my Zizzo Liberte started to hurt my butt. Don’t get me wrong, the seat is very nice looking but it can start to hurt when cycling for long periods, for me anyway. It’s subjective and can be different for every person. I wanted to ride in comfort, especially on long rides so I purchased Zizzo’s comfort+ saddle. It was perfect and very comfortable and cushiony for any length of ride. It ...

Hubby has been looking for affordable folding bikes (electric for me) and came across Zizzo in his research. We live in a condo with limited storage, elevator, etc.. Hubby ordered the ZIZZO Urbano (Red). After trying his out, we ordered the ZIZZO E-Forte (Teal) electric folding bike for me (I'm a petite 61 yr old). These bikes are easy to fold as the videos show. They fit in our small storage closet & the "trunk" of our CRV. We also ordered the Folding Lock and that works great as well (should h...