Schwinn Loop Folding Bike vs Zizzo Campo

Following are some pros and cons. Pros, nice design with useful accessories, great value, very sturdy construction, good brakes. Cons, heavy and bulky...

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...

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 li...

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

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 high...

Yeah, I mean, what can you say? Very compact design. The Zizzo Campo. Yeah, Campo Campo. Pronounce it right, man

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

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.