Zizzo Urbano

Overall, if you're looking for a high quality, affordable, foldable bike that you can just toss in your trunk and not have to worry about, the Zizzo U...

It's a little bit dirty on dirt trails and things like that and honestly for the price I couldn't ask for a better foldable bike. For my needs, for tr...

Folding ones are great. They work good, they feel good. but I'm gonna be putting clipless on here to ride this bike a little bit more aggressively

I was able to take it apart a little bit more. It folds up, but I took the wheels off.

I rode it too, fine, no issues. I would buy one. One of my bikes is an Urbano. I love it.

Just a bike - with a clanking chain, very rough ride since no shocks and impossible to adjust rubbing brakes. Very disappointed. For the price I expected a higher quality. The light weight wasn't light enough to make a difference. You can get a better bike for easily half the price.

Had a Zizzo Urbano, which is possible, but very clunky. Much assembly and disassembly required beyond the fold on either end of the travel.

Nice bike, but brakes are impossible to adjust. I have no idea why they don't go with disc. They are so much better and need minimal adjustment and there's usually never any rubbing. These brakes are are impossible to stop from rubbing the rims when you're not using them

The Urbano is basically the Liberte but with a more comfortable seat and heavier tires. Other than that, it even rivals the brompton chapter 3 in terms of weight.

The part that locks the seat in place is not well made. It's got damaged after trying to adjust the seat. I did not try to fold and unfold the bicycle yet- just put it together and used it a couple of times.