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After doing a bit of research I have shortlisted the Btwin 500 and Zizzo Urbano as they seem to be a similar price. Which one of these would be the better buy? The bike will be something I use for leisure and exercise.

I actually considered these same bikes myself and it was looking at them in person that helped make up my mind (I went for the Tilt 500). The aluminium frame on the Tilt 500 makes a surprisingly big difference to how heavy it feels - this was a big deal for me as I have to carry it up to the 2nd floor but it also helps when carrying it on the tube etc. Both the Tilt 120 and the Carrera Transit are pretty heavy in comparison.

I've just moved into a new apartment, and have been looking for a folding bike I can store indoors for occasional rides to the shops and to get used to cycling around my new city. I'm 5'10, \~65kg and in good physical fitness, but haven't ridden much at all for the past few years.

I've narrowed it down to three main options within my budget, all with 20" wheels and similar folded size (i.e small enough). I mainly wanted a folder because it means I can work on it in indoors if necessary and keep it safe and out of the elements overnight, it's not going to be used every day.

&amp;#x200B;

|[Btwin Tilt 500](https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/tilt-500-folding-bike/_/R-p-120070)| [Btwin Tilt 120](https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/tilt-120-folding-bike/_/R-p-120068)|[Carrera Transit](https://www.halfords.com/bikes/folding-bikes/carrera-transit-folding-bike-361292.html)|
|:-|:-|:-|
|\~14kg, aluminium frame|12.9kg, steel frame (but no pannier rack)|14kg, aluminium frame|
|£350|£250|£350|
|7-speed Shimano 14/28|6-speed Shimano 14/28|3-speed Shimano Nexus hub|

&amp;#x200B;

I understand that the more expensive bikes will have nicer components and finish etc, but I've got two main questions...

1. Is the hub on the Carrera Transit a major upside for cycling round a small flat city? It seems pretty rare on a folding bike of this price.
2. Is the Tilt 120 really £100 less bike? It seems pretty similar to the Tilt 500 aside from the lack of integrated headlights, steel frame and 1 fewer gear.

Happy to consider alternatives for a similar price. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve just moved into a new apartment, and have been looking for a folding bike I can store indoors for occasional rides to the shops and to get used to cycling around my new city. I&#39;m 5&#39;10, ~65kg and in good physical fitness, but haven&#39;t ridden much at all for the past few years.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve narrowed it down to three main options within my budget, all with 20&quot; wheels and similar folded size (i.e small enough). I mainly wanted a folder because it means I can work on it in indoors if necessary and keep it safe and out of the elements overnight, it&#39;s not going to be used every day.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<table><thead>
<tr>
<th align="left"><a href="https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/tilt-500-folding-bike/_/R-p-120070">Btwin Tilt 500</a></th>
<th align="left"><a href="https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/tilt-120-folding-bike/_/R-p-120068">Btwin Tilt 120</a></th>
<th align="left"><a href="https://www.halfords.com/bikes/folding-bikes/carrera-transit-folding-bike-361292.html">Carrera Transit</a></th>
</tr>
</thead><tbody>
<tr>
<td align="left">~14kg, aluminium frame</td>
<td align="left">12.9kg, steel frame (but no pannier rack)</td>
<td align="left">14kg, aluminium frame</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">£350</td>
<td align="left">£250</td>
<td align="left">£350</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">7-speed Shimano 14/28</td>
<td align="left">6-speed Shimano 14/28</td>
<td align="left">3-speed Shimano Nexus hub</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>I understand that the more expensive bikes will have nicer components and finish etc, but I&#39;ve got two main questions...</p>

<ol>
<li>Is the hub on the Carrera Transit a major upside for cycling round a small flat city? It seems pretty rare on a folding bike of this price.</li>
<li>Is the Tilt 120 really £100 less bike? It seems pretty similar to the Tilt 500 aside from the lack of integrated headlights, steel frame and 1 fewer gear.</li>
</ol>

<p>Happy to consider alternatives for a similar price. Thanks!</p>
</div>

Which of these folding bikes would be best? (UK)

 I got the dark blue color which is the only available color here in Australia. If you're looking for other colors there's other lower models which got other colors available. Stock weight for this is around 12 kilograms. It's pretty much a good weight I would consider for an entry level folding bike

 The frame for this is the aluminum 6061 with a high 10 steel so makes it lightweight and also durable for the fork level. The rear derailleur is the Shimano Tourney with a 7-speed cassette and additional reflectors also installed in the tires in white color. The frame for this one is covered with a lifetime warranty from Decathlon excluding the hinges for the folding mechanisms but the frame itself has a lifetime warranty. This comes with V-brakes for both front and back and also some compatible V-eclipse for the lighting if you choose to upgrade

 Stock weight for this is around 12 kilograms. It's pretty much a good weight I would consider for an entry level folding bike. It has the front and rear fenders included and pre-installed very good for protecting against water and mud. The front white reflectors are included as well as the red reflectors which is prerequisite for a bicycle here in Australia

 What's up guys, welcome to The Urban Biker. Today we'll be looking at the B-Twin Tilt 500. It is a folding bike with 20 inch tires and this is sold exclusively through the Decathlon chain of stores. I got this online and it got delivered pretty much pre-assembled with a few tweaks on the reflector but everything already works well out of the box

B'Twin Tilt 500 - Folding Bike 20"

 Hi, it's Simon from Velovision here. Today we're looking at a Btwintilt 500. It's about 12kg, good weight, nice discrete colour. The bike comes with folding pedals, folding handlebars, anti-theft on the seat post, and then the folding mechanism to actually secure it is just a simple clip into a hammerhead

 It's about 12kg, good weight, nice discrete colour. The bike comes with folding pedals, folding handlebars, anti-theft on the seat post, and then the folding mechanism to actually secure it is just a simple clip into a hammerhead. Unfolding a bike is a fairly simple process, so as I've mentioned before, we have a hammerhead in the clip, wedge from the rear between your legs, pull apart, clamp into here, twist, push it down, and then on the handlebars simply lift it, and you're good to go. So, in conclusion, very comfortable ride, extremely lightweight, 7 gears, which is very competitive at the price point that you're paying there

B-Twin Tilt 500 Review

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Enjoy a bike that makes urban cycling easy with the Loop by Schwinn. The Loop features a folding steel frame that’s both durable and exceptionally convenient for those with limited storage space. The 7-speed twist shifter provides smooth gear changes, while the front and rear linear pull brakes deliver secure stops. The 20-inch alloy wheel with smooth rolling street tires are perfect for your weekday commute or weekend ride around town. The rear carrier with included heavy-gauge nylon bag makes is super easy to haul your backpack, groceries, or whatever else you need to carry on your ride. Then, when you’re all done, just fold the bike right up into its ultra-compact storage configuration, and you can tuck it away until it’s time to go again. Like all Schwinn bikes, the Loop comes with a limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own the bike. Convenience is the name of the game with the Loop. Enjoy the freedom of riding a Schwinn.

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 Following are some pros and cons. Pros, nice design with useful accessories, great value, very sturdy construction, good brakes. Cons, heavy and bulky, no locking mechanism to secure wheels when folding the bike, thin layer of paint prone to scratch, some cheap components. The Schwinn Lube is not as flexible and portable as other folding bikes however this is a great choice because it won't break your wallet

 Cons, heavy and bulky, no locking mechanism to secure wheels when folding the bike, thin layer of paint prone to scratch, some cheap components. The Schwinn Lube is not as flexible and portable as other folding bikes however this is a great choice because it won't break your wallet.

Schwinn Loop 7-Speed Folding Bike Review

 From what I can see, Schwinn no longer makes this bike so that probably explains the current low prices. If you have ever wondered about a folder this is your opportunity to test out an inexpensive but heavy folder bicycle.

 What you need to do is get the bike folded as tight as possible and then invert the bike (seat and rack now on floor) and then place the bag over the bike. Bring the bike in the bag back into the upright position and you should be able to close the zippers or rotate the folded bike a bit until you can close the zipper. I did not measure, but the dimensions of the folded bike and the weight would not make this a good bike for flying but this will work well if you need an occasional bike in your car, boat, plane and for commuting. I really like having an integrated bike rack, but the thickness of the rack is too large for panniers

 I did not measure, but the dimensions of the folded bike and the weight would not make this a good bike for flying but this will work well if you need an occasional bike in your car, boat, plane and for commuting. I really like having an integrated bike rack, but the thickness of the rack is too large for panniers. I use a long narrow bike bag on the rack and a seat bag but so far I have not found a handlebar bag that will work. If you load the back too much without weight on the front and try to ride up a hill you will be doing unintentional wheelies

 As to the gear ratio - if you live where it is mostly flat the gears will work fine. I was actually impressed that the gear ratio is on the low end but you will still find yourself walking up steep hills. Only one of the pedals is foldable and when wearing thin souled shoes, I found that the folding pedal has a rumble strip that I could feel. I'm looking but ideally I would like to find foldable pedals for both sides that I could also use with clips without straps

Tune up the bike out of the box; Good inexpensive folder.

 If you're short enough to accommodate that, that's fine. But for taller users, you're going to lose 100 millimeters there if you want a lighter, better seat post. The handlebar and stem are a unique one-piece design, but it's also unique in that it attributes to the foldability of the bicycle. Simply release the quick release and your whole handlebar stem assembly folds down

 Unfortunately, this piece too is made of steel and it's very heavy. I believe there are other bikes out on the market that use an aluminum assembly like this. I'm on the lookout for that. The cranks of the Schwinn Loop are three-piece, but they're very low-end

 And like I said, it feels like it could rip and fall apart at any minute. I'm thinking about getting a piece of luggage, maybe a Pullman, that the bike can fit in. Something with some hard sides. So that's it

 A tall guy like me, I could use something that's 180 millimeters. The Loop has a fairly standard pedal on the left side, but the one on the right side here folds. This makes it fit into the bag easier. Fortunately, folding pedals is not uncommon

Schwinn Loop Folding Bike Review

 And I’m not getting any more dirty looks on the train.  Update: I figured out how to fold it, and I (a 140-pound woman) managed to do it quite easily after carefully reading the instructions. I will still only fold it for storage or transportation purposes, as it's very floppy and unwieldy when folded up, and plenty compact when unfolded anyway.

 I will still only fold it for storage or transportation purposes, as it's very floppy and unwieldy when folded up, and plenty compact when unfolded anyway.

 I still need to figure out how to fold it, but I haven’t yet felt the need to (on Day 3). I just wheel it upstairs when I get to work and stash it in the copy room. I suspect the saddle is a men’s saddle, as it’s hard and narrow and I’m pretty saddle-sore, so I’ll replace that eventually. I won’t be taking it out on any long, leisurely trail rides, but I’m very happy with it for commuting

Not a comfortable ride for long distances, but good for commuting

 Featured is a Shimano 6-speed shifter and derailleur for versatility in terms of how hard you want to push yourself while riding along. The folding mechanism is easy to work out as a built-in safety pin is all that you need to remove if you want to fold the bike. Whether you have folded the bike, all you need to do is put the safety pin back in and you're good to get going. Its pros are, it is compact, it is lightweight for a bike, and its folding system is straightforward

 Their folding bike is made out of high-strength iron, meaning that, compared to other bikes made out of steel or aluminum, the GO Plus has a much higher weight capacity for people who weigh more, or if you need to transport heavy goods in a backpack. GO Plus seems to understand that not everyone is just one height, thanks to the inclusion of the adjustable seat and adjustable handlebars to best fit your size and stature. The GO Plus is a sturdy and well-made folding bike built to accommodate people of different statures. The second product on this list is the Velano

 If you'd like more information and updated pricing on the products mentioned, be sure to check the links in the description box below. So here are my top 5 best folding bikes! The fifth product on my list is the Eurobike. If you're looking for flexibility in terms of transportation for your bike, then Eurobike has got you covered. Featured is a dual-suspension mountain bike that will help you when you go over bumpy terrain so you don't feel too uncomfortable

 In this video, I'll be looking at the top 5 folding bikes available on the market today. As a mountain biker who loves testing gear, my review is based on quality, features, and value for money, giving you the best advice to help you pedal forward faster and further. If you'd like more information and updated pricing on the products mentioned, be sure to check the links in the description box below. So here are my top 5 best folding bikes! The fifth product on my list is the Eurobike

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 This forces you to either (1) place the folded bike against the wall at a particular angle, or (2) put it flat on the floor (which puts pressure on the bike). You can buy one of those bike strips to hold it together, but that takes away the convenience of a folding bike by a substantial amount.  Complaint 7: Small wheels  If you think 20-inch wheels will be fine, think again. They were much smaller than what I had envisioned

 The gear did not help much when biking uphill.  Complaint 4: Folding hinge in the middle breaks down  You need to unlatch the hinge in the middle in order to loosen it and use it properly. I encountered issues with a) being unable to fold because the holding piece doesn't lift up, or b) being unable to secure the bike in its unfolded state because the pressure applying piece is too tight. To avoid these issues, I had to turn the middle hinge to loosen it, which improved the issue but also makes that hinge more likely to break apart

  Complaint 2: Heavy weight & difficult biking uphill  This bicycle is 45 lbs according to the product description, which I didn't know what it meant until I rode the bike myself. 45 lbs means it's very very difficult to go uphill, even on the lowest gear. Perhaps it's the combination of small wheels, subpar gear, and the heavy weight.  Complaint 3: Useless gear for biking uphill

 Reaching out to Amazon customer service did fix the issue, but jumping through these hoops did seem like a waste of time. They also placed the package at the wrong unit, which I had to dig out.  Complaint 2: Heavy weight & difficult biking uphill  This bicycle is 45 lbs according to the product description, which I didn't know what it meant until I rode the bike myself. 45 lbs means it's very very difficult to go uphill, even on the lowest gear

Bad shipping + Breakdown + Too damn heavy to go uphill

I wanted to start biking and this was by far the best bike to do it for a new person. It's more or less assembled and you can go biking right away from the box.  The advantage of this one is that I can throw it into the trunk of my car and go biking anytime. This is a big advantage if you want to start doing this as a daily/weekly exercise

amazon.com/gp/product/B0749GV8WJ/) This is basically as big as you can go. Lets you go faster once you got the leg power to pedal. Also got a newer bike seat

For the go anytime biking.

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