ZiZZO Campo 20 inch Folding Bike with 7-Speed, Adjustable Stem, Light Weight Frame

I have owned this bike for over a month now, and I absolutely love it. This bike is built like a tank. I have crashed it, taken it on mildly rough trails, and rode it almost every day. it feels perfectly sturdy, and it rides so smoothly and everything works. First gear was a little weird out of the box, but that was fixed easily with adjustment of one screw. The fold did take some getting used to, but after a while i have been able to fold it pretty quickly. The tires are also great, they handle well on the dirt and are really nice on the road. I am also very tall (5'10") and the bike fits me perfectly.

Although the box was badly damaged, the bike was in perfect shape and packaged well to keep it safe. Following a video made unpacking and checking it very easy and nothing needed fixing - it was ride-ready straight from the box. Easy to adjust seat and handlebars and refold. Many great features for such an inexpensive bike - on sale for $249.Just took it on a 3 mile hilly ride and it was very easy and comfortable to ride. First gear handled the steep climbs really well (and I’m only a casual rider). It was stable on the downhill cruises and the gears and brakes worked great.It’s bigger and heavier than expected but I only want it to pack for camping. If you want to haul it on and off public transportation regularly, it might be a bit cumbersome.Overall, I haven’t yet found anything I dislike and lots of things to love about this bike. I highly recommend it.

Very impressed with this bike. It's lightweight and came ready to use without any setup. I have a Jasion folding ebike and I underestimated it's size and weight, at nearly 60 lbs, It's actually kinda difficult and cumbersome to fold up and transport. This bike, while not an ebike is now my go to because it's so light and compact. It folds up better, and the magnets to keep it folded are a nice touch. It's also surprisingly comfortable to ride but I do plan on upgrading the seat. The only thing that feels cheap on the bike are the pedals but are holding up fine so far. Overall well worth the price.

After a few rides the Zizzo Campo lives up to its sterling reputation. If longer rides over the next few weeks change my evaluation I will amend this report. The brakes are excellent and the Shimano drive train performed well right out of the box. No real assembly is required; you simply lift the bike out of the box, remove the protective padding with a pair of scissors, unfold it, raise the stem and attach the seat. These steps, a safety check and folding instructions are facilitated by three short videos. Folding is a bit tricky the first time because the stem and the (folding) pedals must be in just the right position for the bike to fold properly and engage the magnets that keep the folded bike together. Once you get the hang of it the folding or unfolding requires 30 seconds or less. The saddle seems more comfortable than some of the reviews suggest and the adjustability of the stem (new on the Campo for 2022) and the seatpost should make the bike a good fit for a wide variety of rider heights. The frame welds are good and the yellow paint job is high quality (although it is a matte rather than a shiny finish). At 28 pounds the Campo is average for competing bikes in this price range ($329 from Amazon and on the Zizzo website.) My only doubt is whether I should have spent more for the Urbano, which weighs 3-4 pounds less. For buyers who must carry the bike up and down stairs frequently the lighter weight may be worth the extra money, along with the aluminum fork and upgraded derailler.

I have to admit that I was a bit skeptical of a $300 dollar folding bike and set my expectations pretty low. I have to say that I am actually quite impressed and find this bike a great value. Bear in mind, since it is a small folding bicycle, what you are getting is the convenience of portability, light weight, and small size. Riding the bike is a bit cramped since the distance between the seat and handlebars is closer than a full size frame. I consider this an acceptable compromise when you want a bicycle that you can throw into a suitcase as checked luggage or in your trunk for a road trip.I am a huge bike enthusiast and ride several different style bikes. In particular, these are the things that really impressed me:1. The aluminum frame is lightweight and superior to an iron frame. The frame welds look really good.2. The quality of the build is solid. The bike arrives completely assembled; the only item that is removed for shipping is the seat post which easily slips into the frame.3. Unfolding the bike was simple with an impressive design; a lot of thought was put into this. All of the latches have a safety catch.4. Out of the box before the first ride you need to pressurize the tires (35 psi is adequate -40 psi max), adjust the seat height (I am 5'10" and adjusted the seat post to "4" - every mark is about 1/2" with "1" being the tallest setting), and adjust the handlebar height.5. The first ride I found the brakes were correctly adjusted, the derailleur 90% accurate and needed minor adjusting.At the end of the ride, I folded the bike following the steps outlined in the instructions. It folded easily and does reduce to the dimensions in the product description.

Just ordered my 4th Campo so I can keep to in the car folded up and 2 in the garage. First 2 I bought a year ago. Then an extra for company b No problems at all. Occasional air fill. For a 70 year old couple we do about 6 miles a day. Have done 12 at times but overall good study bike all around. Hope u find this helpful.

These bikes are fantastic!!!! Easy to assemble and fold and/or unfold. We put them 2 of them in the back of our SUV. They ride great, the grip shifters are smooth. A very good quality product, great value for the price!!! We are extremely satisfied.