ZiZZO Campo 20" Folding Bike vs Dahon HIT D7 Folding Bike

Buy the Dahon HIT D7 if you want the lighter, stiffer, easier-to-carry folder for city commuting. Buy the ZiZZO Campo if you want wider multi-terrain tires, a step-through frame and a lower standover that suits shorter riders. The Dahon's aluminum frame, DELTECH brace and 25.5 lb weight make it the better-built and more portable of the two; the ZiZZO's steel frame and 31 lb weight feel heavier but its 2.0" tires and 4'8" minimum rider height suit rougher paths and smaller riders. Owners of both report reliable 7-speed drivetrains and quick folds; the Dahon is the one most riders keep for daily mixed-mode trips.

• Choose the ZiZZO Campo if you ride gravel paths or broken pavement and want a step-through frame that fits riders down to 4'8".
• Choose the Dahon HIT D7 if you carry the bike up stairs or onto trains and want the lighter aluminum frame with a reinforced hinge.