Here I show some of the accessories I installed on my ZiZZO folder to get it commute to work ready.. www.zizzo.bike Zeray pedals:www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
I love this Zizzo Urbano a d the nice accessories you added to it. Have you thought of suspension seat post? Ususallynit is hard to find one for a folding bike. Nice looking matching classic bell! But unfortunately they wont shii to Canada. I am looking for a dealer across the border who may ship it.
Hoping to pickup a black one when they come back in stock to throw in the back of the air airplane for destination travel. Mine will be bone stock for weight savings though.
Nice accessory choices. My wife and I each have an Urbano and I have a Forte as well. Both have been exceptionally easy to maintain and a dream to carry INSIDE our Kia Soul. We have full sized bikes as well but the Zizzo bikes are our "go to" for most riding.
Thanks for watching! My wife owns a ZiZZO Campo and I, obviously the Urbano.. I also own several full sized bikes and as you might have guessed, the ZiZZO bikes are go to’s
That all really depends on how much you have to spend.. I recommend checking online .Amazon, EBay..On the low price end, the Roswheel branded bags and packs are pretty durable and represent a great value. I like Topeak on the other end of the price spectrum. Thanks for watching!
The Urbano sits at the upper end of ZiZZO offerings. As such, it uses the lighter and all around stiffer - performance oriented aluminum folding frame. I weigh about 230# and I have yet to feel any flex at the frame hinge. I ride this bike pretty aggressively and feel that it climbs admirably. The low gear is adequate for moderate climbs and when the grade gets steeper, the stiff light frame and crank/bottom bracket put the power to the pavement. I do recommend thinner than the stock 1.95 width tires for the best performance in the speed and climb departments. 20 x 1.5 or 20 x 1.75 Kevlar bead recumbent tires would help in the cause as well
Just bought a like new 2020 Zizzo Urbano of Craigslist for $40!!!
Love it so far
Awesome video and setup
Solid video! Buying one 🙌🏻
Nice video, I have an Urbano so you gave me some ideas for accessories. Thanks for mentioning the brands and where you purchased them.
Mine is on the way!
I love this Zizzo Urbano a d the nice accessories you added to it. Have you thought of suspension seat post? Ususallynit is hard to find one for a folding bike. Nice looking matching classic bell!
But unfortunately they wont shii to Canada. I am looking for a dealer across the border who may ship it.
Honest review. 👍👍
Hoping to pickup a black one when they come back in stock to throw in the back of the air airplane for destination travel. Mine will be bone stock for weight savings though.
Great choice. Turned into a go to bike for me. My expensive gravel bike is pissed.
thank you Do you still like it?
Have you seen their Forte?
Nice accessory choices. My wife and I each have an Urbano and I have a Forte as well. Both have been exceptionally easy to maintain and a dream to carry INSIDE our Kia Soul. We have full sized bikes as well but the Zizzo bikes are our "go to" for most riding.
Thanks for watching! My wife owns a ZiZZO Campo and I, obviously the Urbano.. I also own several full sized bikes and as you might have guessed, the ZiZZO bikes are go to’s
dope setup! have you thought about adding fenders? i got the via & it really helps my backside from getting dirty when the roads are wet.
I’d been thinking about some fenders. Thanks for the kind words. Just a great bike.
Nice!
Is there a particular bike rack bag you prefer? I need a large capacity one.
That all really depends on how much you have to spend.. I recommend checking online .Amazon, EBay..On the low price end, the Roswheel branded bags and packs are pretty durable and represent a great value. I like Topeak on the other end of the price spectrum. Thanks for watching!
@@LeSiZmOr Thanks
Do you know how many miles it would give you fully charged?
It’s not an ebike
How does the urbano handle inclines?
IMO quite well for a folder - better than the Forte (lower gearing & lighter). It's doesn't have ultra-low mountain bike gearing but very decent.
The Urbano sits at the upper end of ZiZZO offerings. As such, it uses the lighter and all around stiffer - performance oriented aluminum folding frame. I weigh about 230# and I have yet to feel any flex at the frame hinge. I ride this bike pretty aggressively and feel that it climbs admirably. The low gear is adequate for moderate climbs and when the grade gets steeper, the stiff light frame and crank/bottom bracket put the power to the pavement. I do recommend thinner than the stock 1.95 width tires for the best performance in the speed and climb departments. 20 x 1.5 or 20 x 1.75 Kevlar bead recumbent tires would help in the cause as well
Agreed. Thanks for watching!
Just bought one. Here come the electric bikes, kids too effing lazy to pedal now.
Good for girls ?