- Is the ZiZZO Via good for daily commuting?
- Yes, for paved routes. The Nexus 7 hub and folding frame suit train-and-ride commutes. The rigid fork and rim brakes are the main limits in bad weather or on rough streets.
- How does it compare with a 16-inch folding bike?
- The 20-inch wheels roll over cracks and curbs more smoothly and feel more stable at speed. The trade-off is a larger folded package that is heavier to carry.
- Can I shift gears while stopped?
- Yes. The Shimano Nexus 7 is an internally geared hub, so you can change gears at a standstill, which helps at traffic lights.
- Does it have suspension?
- No. The frame and fork are rigid. Wider tires at lower pressure soften the ride somewhat, but it will not match a suspended bike on broken pavement.
- What is included with the bike?
- It ships as a complete bike with the folding frame, Nexus 7 hub, rim brakes and pedals. A pump, lock and lights are not included.
- Is one frame size enough for most riders?
- The adjustable seatpost and stem cover a broad range of heights. Very tall or very short riders should check the reach and standover before buying.
- Where is the ZiZZO Via 7-speed Folding Bike cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $469.00, as of our latest check.