ZiZZO Folding bike ReviewsSee store reviews

This bike is a joy to ride. It will fit almost anyone and it’s comfortable to ride. I have put several hundred miles on this bike and I’ve not had any issues. The components are all made by Shimano so parts or a mechanic for this bike are easy to find. Build quality is good without any shortcuts on the bike. The display screen is easy to use and is easy to see even in bright sunlight. Even though it doesn’t have disc brakes like most bikes the caliper brakes are really good easy to use and almos...

Wow. First the Zizzo service on the phone was fantastic. They did everything possible to get the bag to me quickly as I was moving from California to Chile and forgot to order it. The bag arrived in two days. It is high quality, has structure and there is foam included. All arrived perfectly, I packed it to 70 lbs since with the bike it was already over the 50 lb. limit. American Airlines charged me $150; they allow an over-sized bike bag so the $150 was for the overweight. The wheels on the bag...

I have several full sized bikes but wanted a folding bike to take camping with me, and for other travel in the area. I also wanted something for more casual rides where I could just hop on in casual workout gear or shorts instead of a full Lycra kit. I decided on the ZiZZO Urbano and was not disappointed! The quality is excellent and it is very well made with good components. It feels very comfortable and sturdy. So easy to fold/unfold. I love the more upright position and I’m able to ride in ca...

It's been decades since I've been on a bike, but since getting my Urbano a few weeks ago, I've been riding it daily. I purchased the Urbano with the goal of commuting to work, a four-mile commute that involves a three-mile climb. Any trouble I have with the hills is due to my low fitness level, not the bike; the eight gears offer plenty of options. I'm surprised at how much I like riding this thing. It didn't expect it to be so much fun! It fits me perfectly, and it's easy to maneuver. My living...

I purchased my Zizzo Campo for a very very specific reason. I am 63 yrs old, and am a recreational cyclist. I am sabbath observant and my synagogue recently moved from 1 mile to approximately 2 miles away, to a location I had spent over 15 years walking 40 minutes to and from. As I got older that walk became to much and found somewhere closer (which now moved to that area). I was not going to do that walk again. What had been a 40 min. walk is now 15 minute ride (10 if I don't mind breaking...

I bought this ZiZZo Ferro red folding bike on zizzo.bike because I need such one to commute in lieu of walking and Zizzo's offical website's price is better than amazon.com. I am male but I chose red other than black due to red color's security element. The customer service team's response to my inquiry email is quick, caring and useful. and they may refer to some Zizzo's YouTube tech videos which I find useful. During my riding in previous about 25 days, there was one flat tire. The tire is o...

I originally bought a Zizzo ferro and liked it so much that I wanted to get the top of the line model, couldn't pass up the summer sale. I have to say that I love this bike even more than I thought I would. It is a very comfortable bike to ride around my little village or for miles on the nearby biking trail, it's quick and fun to ride, the liberte has become my go to bike for everything except mountain bike riding, the only thing I would like to have seen on the bike would be drop bars, but tha...

The Zizzo Urbano exceeded expectations. I've only had it out for three rides (one at 15+ miles). The bike rode very smoothly (no twitching) and I was impressed with the ride quality. We do a lot of 30+ mile rides and will try this bike(this was not the planned use - we have hybrid bikes that we are out on a few times a month) on some of our longer rides. It was nice folding the bike to put in the back of the car instead of muscling the the hybrid into the back of the car (and removing the fr...

Been many years since I been on a bicycle. I'm so glad I'm starting back with the Campo. A great purchase all the way around in my opinion. A comfortable ride after proper seat and pedal length adjustment. Also like the handlebar height adjustment. Solid build but also a smooth ride. Very nimble, turns quick. Not what I call a hill climber with the current gear ratio but down hill look out below😆 Not really a big issue as most of the hills on the trails I been on so far have been doable with ...

My two weeks of research on fold-able bikes on “YouTube” has paid off. I love my new Zizzo Urbano bike. It is such a sweet ride with quality craftsmanship all the way. It came ready to ride and enjoy right out of the box - no assembly needed – just lift it out, unfold and enjoy. I can tell it was well-tested before it left the manufacturer because I’ve had no issues in three weeks of riding. It’s great on the trails with the gears shifting very smoothly. I’ve recommended this bike to several peo...

The Liberte' replaces my 30 year-old Dahon Helios. I swapped out the pedals with mini toe clips, rear rack, and Cane Creek Thudbuster seat post. Also the hippo! The only thing I miss is the front shock. Ergo grips would be one more nice touch. The Liberte' provides exceptional quality at a bargain price (about a third of my old foldie). The quality is noticeable with the simplified shifting (rear only), the silent chain, aluminum frame, and the folding joints. I use it to run errands around Youn...

I've owned this bike for 2 weeks, and I am very happy with it. It meets all of my requirements: 1. Good quality - No squeaks or other odd noises. 2. Comfortable - I am 6'3" 195lbs. 3. Affordable - For less than $300, this bike is a steal! 4. It fits into the trunk of my Civic (with room to spare). I'm glad I did research before I found Zizzo. There are less expensive folding bikes of lesser quality, and more expensive folding bikes of equal quality. Zizzo is just right! The only change I ha...

Wasn't expecting to climb hills with such ease or carry my 20-lb pooch in gis dog-specific backpack on tides with such small wheels and only 8 gears. Much more comfort than my dahon. Already logged 500 miles. I'm not in your key demo -- a senior over 200 lbs. (But i'm working on losing 20 lbs and the zizzo is playing a major role.) So the message from me to your key demo --"If this old oberweight guy can cruise up hills while carrying his riding buddy, well.... " Only neg is the seat. Will prob...

I absolutely love my Zizzo! The refurbished Liberte I received was clean as a whistle and rode like a dream. The folding bike brings a new joy to my cycling adventures since I am able to take my Zizzo anywhere and visit friends in distant places to cycle together. For the price, the Zizzo Liberte has to be the best value, most impressive ride in the market. I kid you not, my friend has a Dahon Vybe D7, a higher priced bike, but compared side to side, the Liberte beat the Dahon in every aspect. ...