EuroMini ZiZZO Campo 28lb Folding Bike with Lightweight Aluminum Frame and Shimano 7-Speed Gears

Ann: OK, I'm a senior citizen, short of stature. So for me, everything is a bit difficult. Initially I had a bike shop set up the bike after delivery. After that, I learned how to fold and unfold from the manufacturer video. There are 11 steps in the process but after doing it several times, it's not all that hard (except my pedals do not fold up as per the video). As to weight, I have to carry it up and down 4 steps to get outside, but that I can do, and it fits easily in my hatchback. The ONLY downside is that due to the small size of the tires, steering is extremely sensitive, so I place my hands closer to the center of the handlebars. The gear shift and brakes work well. Just be sure you use the set pin for the seat!!! I didn't do that right one time and the seat kept dropping, but that was my fault. It's a lovely machine!

United States on Aug 05, 2023

Jamie M.: Bought it couple of years ago. Perfect for road trip and will easily fit on our truck and light weight. What I don’t understand is why the price hike. I bought mine for $150.

United States on Apr 18, 2023

NikolaNikola: I had my bike unboxed, checked, and adjusted by a bike shop mechanic who has been taking care of my MTB and whom I completely trust. Campo is reasonably priced, well-built bike, great on even pavement at medium speeds. As someone mentioned, at high speed, stirring becomes hard to control, probably because the high stem/small wheel situation (think scooter), but this is not unique to this particular bike. Brakes are nice so far: I've gone down some very steep hills on this bike and had no problems so far. Shifting is okay, going up the hills in 1st-2nd gear makes it easy, but I couldn't feel much difference between 3rd and 7th gears going on a flat road. Overall, it is a very decent bike. However, as usual, whenever something is cheap, be prepared to spend more to either improve it or fix it. Seat is a personal preference, so get whatever makes your bottom happy. By all means get the bike tuned and adjusted by a professional mechanic, if you can't do it yourself, it costs $40-$60 and is totally worth it. My reason for 3 stars is tires and folding mechanism on the frame. The tires perhaps are easy to replace, I am planning on changing them as soon as possible as the tires that come...

United States on May 04, 2018

laser_mechanic: Very light frame, easy to fold/unfold, and it fits perfectly into my Jetta's trunk. The only adjustments I had to make were to the shifter (would not go easily into 6th gear) and the handlebar alignment, and pump up tires to 60lbs. This bike is a blast to ride and very nimble. I do not give it 5 stars as they did not use sealed bearing hubs, and will have to overhaul or rebuild the wheels with said hubs, and some of the hardware is cheap chrome plated steel, not stainless. Make sure you give them all a wipe with WD40 from time to time to ward off corrosion.

United States on Apr 29, 2018

Lee Wah Lam: I have not cycled for many years but decided to take cycling as a form of exercise recently. This bike is not light but serves my purpose. It folds up to be small enough to fit into my car trunk. The 7-speed gear comes in really handy when going uphill. I ordered the yellow version, it is a good looking bike :-)

My only complain is the rear tire seems to be leaking air slowly since day one. I need to pump it up on a weekly basis.

United States on Feb 08, 2018