Btwin Tilt 500 vs Zizzo Campo

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.

You can literally fit it in your closet if it's big enough. Some people even say you can fit it in some large suitcases. You can immediately tell righ...

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.

This is the aluminum first in the line for aluminum bikes by Zizzo. Actually one of their most popular sellers, their biggest seller we're looking at ...

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...

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

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 f...

Bought this bike for my son but wanted something that would fold up easy for storing away when he’s is not using it. So far this bike is great, it is light weight easy to fold and he says it’s easy to ride.