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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"

 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. 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. 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. It has the

 Shimano RevoShift 7-speed shifter installed and pretty much works well. Also included

 in the box is the bike bell and is also pre-installed. The seat I would say is okay. It's comfortable

 for shorter rides in and out, point A to point B. It has the slot for the perineum especially

 for the men and male riders. The seat post is also conveniently marked so it's easier

 to position the height and easier to remember once you fold it in and out. The seat post

 lock also has the anti-theft mechanism so it's pretty much more difficult for thieves

 to pull the old seat post out. We're just unlocking the seat post. 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. So

 I'll be doing more reviews for this so please subscribe and stay tuned for more. Thank you.

 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

 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. 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

 So, in conclusion, very comfortable ride, extremely lightweight, 7 gears, which is very

 competitive at the price point that you're paying there. The wheel's nice and chunky,

 so going over cobbled streets and going around gusses and so on is fairly easy. Yeah, very

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 Now that's going to click together in the back with two magnets that will hold the wheels in place, so you're not going to have to worry about anything coming apart there. And then when you want to fold the stem, you just push down on the stem hinge, let the handlebars fold to the side, and then you have a little rubber strap as well that's going to keep everything together. So it's very easy to carry with you alongside you, if you need to use two hands you can also hold it by the rack. So if you're looking for a solid folding bike to really start getting out on the bike every day and trying out a folding bike in your commute, the C8 is a great choice to go with

 So to fold the Link C8, you'll want to drop the seat post to the floor, because that's going to stand everything up once the bike is folded in half. You have a nice easy-to-use mid-frame hinge here that you'll just pull out from the side, and you'll keep the front wheel facing the same way, and bring the back of the bike around. Now that's going to click together in the back with two magnets that will hold the wheels in place, so you're not going to have to worry about anything coming apart there. And then when you want to fold the stem, you just push down on the stem hinge, let the handlebars fold to the side, and then you have a little rubber strap as well that's going to keep everything together

Tern Link C8 | Folding Bike Review

 Hey folks, Connor from Nice Wheels here, and today we're going to review the Link C8.

 So the Link C8 is a mid-level folding commuter bike, going to give you some solid componentry

 to it, and it gives you just about everything you need to start your daily commute by bike.

 You get fenders and a rear rack included with the bike, as well as an 8-speed twist grip

 shifter that's very easy to use and going to be able to get you up most hills on your

 The C8 is built on 20-inch wheels, and it's going to come with some nice wide commuter

 tires with a solid tread on there, so going to have plenty good flat protection when you're

 riding this every day in the city, but also enough volume in these tires to keep you comfortable

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