ZiZZO 2022 Campo Folding Bike Owner’s Manual

Owner’s Manual
For: Campo Model ONLY
For other models or previous model years, please visit our manual page
at: https://zizzo.bike/pages/owners-manuals

Welcome and congratulations on your new adventure with ZiZZO! Your ZiZZO Bike is designed to bring you years of enjoyment. By following the instructions, advice and safety guidelines enclosed in this manual, you’ll ensure years of fun and fitness.
On behalf of your ZiZZO team, thank you and happy riding!
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Correct fitting – make sure your helmet covers your forehead. just above your eyebrows

Incorrect fitting -When your forehead is exposed you are vulnerable to serious injury,
HELMETS SAVE LIVES!!!
ALWAYS WEAR A PROPERLY FITTED HELMET WHEN YOU
RIDE YOUR BICYCLE.
AVOID RIDING IN WET CONDITIONS.

WARNING
Your bicycle is designed for regular use on paved roads by adult riders (13 years old or older). Jumps or stunts can damage the bicycle, void all warranties, and/or put the rider at risk of injury or death.
WARNING
Your bicycle comes fully assembled and folded in the box. Simply install the seat post.
Nevertheless, it is essential that you or a professional bicycle mechanic check this product before your first ride (and we recommend doing this before each ride). You or the mechanic should check to ensure that the brakes, drive- train, quick-releases, bolts, pedals, seat post, handle post, latches, wheels, locks, and all other components are properly installed and adjusted. Please reference the Pre-Ride Checklist on page 15.
Folding bicycles have special components that are different from regular bicycles.
Please read this manual carefully before using your bicycle.

Suggested Height and Weight
You and the entire load on the bike must weigh less than 240 lbs for the Marino, Urbano, and Via models OR 300 LBS for the Forte model. Please note: The load limit includes the rider plus all the gear on the rider and bike. If you are carrying any weight or bags, make sure that the bicycle is stable. ZiZZO bicycles are designed for riders from 4’8″ to 6’3″ tall.
WARNING
When riding at night, make sure to follow all applicable laws and ordinances. Make sure to take all appropriate precautions.
WARNING
When riding in rainy or wet weather, make sure to take all appropriate precautions. Make sure your are visible and account for increased stopping distances.

Traffic Safety

This manual is for reference only and should not be considered a complete guide. Please seek other sources of safety and local traffic laws before riding your bicycle.
Always wear your helmet and stay alert while riding.
Follow the flow of traffic and ride in designated bicycle lanes.
Keep yourself visible to cars and avoid riding your bicycle in blind spots for drivers.
Make eye contact with drivers when possible; signal your intentions.
**** Watch for obstacles in the road or sidewalk surface and other hazards such as opening car doors or children playing.
Some places require the use of lights and other accessories, while cycling may be prohibited in some areas. Check local laws and regulations and obey them while riding.
Do not use headphones or sunglasses that can affect your hearing and or vision while riding your bicycle.
Do not ride your bicycle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Parts of your Bicycle

1. Wheel
2.  Rear Derailleur
3.  Chain
4.  Crank Set
5. Pedal
6.  Seat Post
7. Saddle
8. Bolts for Bottle Cage
9.  Frame
10.  Head Set
11. Stem
12. Handlebar
13. Brake Lever
14. Fork
15.  Brakes

Not intended for off-road use.

NOTE: This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use, service, repair, or maintenance manual. Please see your dealer or local bike  shop for all service, repairs, ormaintenance.
Please refer to these images to locate the serial number to register your bike. Registration can be done by mailing in your registration card or registering online at: https://zizzo.bike/pages/register

INCLUDED WITH YOUR BIKE SHOULD BE THE OWNER’S MANUAL AND REGISTRATION CARD.
You can also register your bike at https://zizzo.bike/pages/register

You can also register yourbike on-line at: https://zizzo.bike/pages/register
CAREFULLY UNPACK AND PREPARE YOUR ZiZZO FOLDING BIKE BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE. PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST ON PAGE 14-15.

Your new ZiZZO bike is a uniquely designed machine. The most remarkable feature of this traditional riding bike is that it folds!
If you’ve never owned a bike that folds or may not be familiar with a bike that folds, the following pages will walk you through the process of safely unfolding and folding your new ZiZZO for the first time.
Some instructions are unique to your particular model of ZiZZO. Please note what model you own and what instructions pertain specifically to your bike.
If you would like a more detailed walk-through, please visit our video page at: https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo-folding-bike-videos

Unfolding your zizzo

Stem Locking

After raising the stem, close stem lock lever by making sure lever is flush against the stem.

Lift the stem lock lever to lock the stem. Make sure you hear the lock “CLICK” into place.
Note: These model bikes have a self- locking secondary lock. You do not need to set this lock when locking the MAIN stem lock.

Setting the Quick Releases

Open the stem quick-release.| Adjust the stem height to a comfortable riding position.
Close the stem quick-release.
Caution: Do not raise
the stem past the minimum insertion line.| Open the handlebar quick-release.

Position the handle bar to your liking.| Lock the handle bar quick-release.| Open seat-post quick- release. Insert the seat-post
(if this is your first time).

Seat post should not exceed MIN. INSERT line OR the MAX INSERT line.
Warning line should not be visible (MIN INSERT ONLY).
Unfolding the pedals: Insert your finger into the “U” shaped space. Pull towards the end of the pedal. After pulling the “U” shaped tab away from the center of the pedal; raise the pedal to the normal riding position. Release your finger from the ring. Making sure the tabs rests WITHIN the pedal body.

After following the unfolding directions, your bike should look like this.

 Unfolding your new ZiZZO is completed. Please refer to the following pages for making brake adjustments, derailleur adjustments, Pre-ride Check and any other adjustments you may need to make prior to your first ride. If you have any questions, please refer to our website at www.zizzo.bike for videos and contact information.
NOTE: To fold your ZiZZO, turn to page 16
NOTE . For more information, please visit us at www.zizzo.bike

• For video tutorials visit our video page at http://www.zizzo.bike/video
  WARNING:
  If you are unsure how to make proper adjustments to your bicycle, seek a qualified bicycle technician for professional adjustments, or visit us at www.zizzo.bike

Basic Bike Safety Check

Note: Brakes and derailleur are pre-adjusted at the factory. However, your bike may need additional adjustments prior to riding. Please reference this manual for adjustments you may need to make prior to riding.
Please check before riding this bike. If you don’t know how to make any of the recommended adjustments, please bring this bike to a reputable bike shop for assistance. You can also email us at: support@zizzo.bike
As with any bike, check over your ZiZZO before each ride to ensure that all quick-releases are in the locked position, brakes perform as intended, and all adjustments are performed.
Ensure that tires are inflated to the proper pressure that listed on the sidewall of each tire.
As noted in the “Unfolding your ZiZZO” section, ensure that the saddle and handlebars are at their proper height.
This adjustment varies from rider to rider and should be adjusted for each new rider and each time the bike is unfolded.
A basic tune-up should be done at least once a year. This can be performed at home or any reputable bike shop.

Pre-Ride Checklist Before Your First Ride

Your ZiZZO Bike is designed to be “ready to ride.” However, due to shipping conditions and/or the natural “breaking-in” of your bike, it is required that you perform a pre-ride safety check prior to your first ride.
Completing the safety check and registering your bike will activate your warranties for your new bike.
Please reference the checklist below to perform the Pre-Ride Safety Check . If you have any questions, please call us at 1-866-788-2202 or email us at support@zizzo.bike.
For helpful videos, please visit us at: https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo- folding-bike-videos

• 1. LOCKS: Make sure folding FRAME and STEM locks are secure with secondary safety locks engaged.
• 2. HANDLEBAR AND STEM: Set angle and height of handlebar. Check that both quick-releases are secure.
• 3. PEDALS: Make sure pedals spin effortlessly and they are threaded completely. If folding, make sure they lock in place.
• 4. WHEELS: Spin the wheels to check for true (straightness), no wobbles, hops or rubbing on the brakes.
• 5. SADDLE: Set saddle height. Ensure that saddle mounting is secure and quick-release is secure.
• 6. AXLES: Tighten quick-release by hand or tighten axle nuts with a 15mm wrench.
• 7. TIRES: Check tire pressure to make sure it is up to spec. Tire pressure can vary, depending on the tire. You can see the recommended tire pressure listed on the sidewall of the tire.
•  BRAKES: Make sure brakes are engaging. Test stopping power. Reference pg 19 in your user manual
•  CHAIN: Make sure it is snug, but not too tight or loose.
•  DERAILLEURS: Set barrel adjusters to precisely shift chain across all gears. Reference pg 21 in your user manual.
  It is not necessary to bring the bike to a shop to perform the safety check. If you are comfortable checking over the bike prior to your first ride, that is sufficient to activate the warranty.

Folding your ZiZZO
Following these steps, you will be able to fold your ZiZZO Bike for storage in your closet, the trunk of your car, or anywhere you need space!

To fold the pedals, insert yourffinger)into the “U” shaped space and pull the tab towards the end of the pedal. Now fold down the pedal and release your finger.
Open quick release to lower seatpost.

Lower seat post and rotate seat 180 deg. Lock quick release.

Handlebar and Stem Folding

Open the handlebar quick-release.

Rotate the handlebars so that the brake levers are pointing UP. Lock the handlebar quick-release.
RAISING THE STEM:

Open the stem quick release. Raise the stem until the stem stops and cannot be raised further.
Then lock the stem quick release.

To unlock the stem, slid the secondary safety lock UP (See white circle in image). Lower the stem lock.

For more information, visit our website at
https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo-folding-bike-videos
Use your phone to scan this QR code to view helpful videos

To unlock the frame lock, slide the secondary lock (silver ball) forward 1/4″

Pull the lever out.
Fold the bike in half; make sure the magnetic lock holds the two halves of the frame securely in place.
Raise the kickstand.

ADJUSTING BRAKES

Your brakes are fine-tuned at our factory.
However, various components will break-in over the course of the first 1-3 months, like your bicycle’s brakes. Please check your brakes by squeezing the brake levers hard.
When you do this, they should not touch  the handlebar grips. If they do, you can adjust the brake barrel adjustment screwcounter-clockwise. After adjustment, tighten the lock nut hard clockwise. If the brakes still fail the check, bring the bike to a reputable bike shop for a standard adjustment.

For more information, visit our website at
https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo-folding-bike-videos

Derailleur Adjustments

If you find that your ZiZZO is not getting into the proper gear, shifting is “sluggish”, or you otherwise need to make any derailleur adjustments, please read the following instructions:
WARNING: If you are unaware of how to make proper adjustments to your bicycle, seek a qualified bicycle technician for professional adjustments.

1. Locate the “Barrel” adjustment screw on the rear derailleur (refer to picture for exact location).
2. Screw the Barrel adjustment screw in or out until proper shifting is obtained.

Warning: Never move the shifter while ‘pedaling backward. And never pedal backwards immediately after having moved the shifter. Doing this could jam the chain and cause serious damage to the bicycle.

Index Shifting Adjustment
While turning the crank arm, use the shifter to move the derailleur to the largest sprocket. Operate the shifter once more to move the derailleur to the 2nd-gear sprocket. Operate the shifter to the point of movement, and then turn the crank arm.
Best Setting
For the best possible outcome, tighten the barrel adjustment screw (turn clockwise) until you hear a noise when the shifter is used. Proceed to loosen by (turn counter-clockwise) 360 degrees from that point. Lastly, shift through all gears to check that no sound occurs in any of the gear positions.

What gear should I be in?

1. LOW GEARS – Great For Climbing
   This is a great gear for climbing. Switch down to these gears as you approach the climb.
   You’ll be able to climb the hill slowly and steadily with less effort.
   Back gear = The largest sprockets (e.g. 1-3)

2. MIDDLE GEARS – Great For Everyday Terrain A medium gear is perfect for flat or undulating terrain. Backgear = The middle sprockets (e.g. 2–6)

3.  HIGH GEARS – Great For Descending A high gear is perfect for descending.
   You will also want to get into a high gear for accelerating. In a high gear, you travel a long way for each turn of the pedal. Back gear = Smallest sprockets (e.g. 4-7 (or 8 in some models))
   For more information, visit our website at
   https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo-folding-bike-videos

MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE:

It is extremely important that your bike is checked and serviced at regular intervals to ensure reliability and that it is safe to ride.
Cleaning and lubrication is also an important step in the proper maintenance of your bike. This is covered in more detail immediately after this section.
Some servicing and repair tasks require specialized knowledge and tools. Improper adjustment may damage the bike or lead to a serious injury to the rider. If you have any doubts about properly adjusting your bike, consult our Service Department or your local bike shop.
The following checks are suggested:
Before your ride, check:

• When you are riding, ALWAYS use a bicycle helmet for your safety.

•  Set reflectors on your bicycle following the legal requirements when you ride on the public road.

•  Bicycle load should be less than 240 LBS. (300 LBS for the Forte)
  Load Limit is defined as RIDER + ANY GEAR CARRIED BY BIKE.

•  Confirm tires are inflated to correct pressure (Indicated on side-wall of tire), Also check the condition of tires for cuts, etc. (Note: It is a good idea to carry a puncture repair kit and spare inner tube).

• Handlebar, stem, and headset locknut are tight, and that the steering turns smoothly.

•  Brakes – Squeeze levers to ensure sufficient pressure can be applied without the lever touching the handlebars. Also, ensure brake pads are aligned correctly with the rim and the brake pads are not badly worn.

• Brakes cables are not frayed at the ends or at the pinch bolts.

• Gears operate correctly and smoothly.

•  Wheels are running true by spinning them.

• The height of the seat can be adjusted from 7 inches to 16 inches.
  (Measured from the seat rails to the top of the seat tube.)

•  After long or hard rides or after every month of regular use- Check the previous points plus the following:

• Clean, degrease and lubricate your bike.

•  Crank, bottom bracket fitting, and pedals are tight.

•  Tire wear and general tread condition. Look for cuts, glass, Thorns etc. in tires

•  Confirm spokes are not loose or broken. These need to be attended to before the bike can be ridden again and you would probably need to get these corrected at the local bike shop.

•  Hubs are running smoothly.
  WARNING:
  Failure to correctly tighten the frame latch can lead to damage to the bicycle or injury to the rider. Do NOT ride with a loose frame hinge.

Every 12 months Check

Make sure your bike is thoroughly cleaned and lubricated before every ride.
Unless you have a good knowledge of bikes, we suggest that you take your bike to your local bike shop for servicing and inspection. If this is not feasible we recommend you use the following checks:
If in doubt, always consult a bike dealer or qualified mechanic.

•  Check frame and forks for any damage or cracks.

• Confirm wheels are true; if not, replace or repair wheels.

•  Check tires for wear. Replace or repair tires if necessary.

• Confirm brake tracks on rims are not badly worn, and clean braking surfaces.

• Confirm brake levers, brake adjusters, brake cable, and all other brake attachments are in good order.

•  Replace brake cable if there is any sign of wear on cable or cables joints.

•  Replace brakes and brake pads if excessive ware is evident and rest brakes after replacing.

•  Replace gearing at the same time, especially if they are alloy gears. Worn chain rings can significantly affect gear changing

•  Check chain for wear and stiff links.

•  Clean and re-grease chain or replace, if necessary.

• Change a loose or stretched chain before it causes excessive wear of the gears or sprockets.
  (Replace approximately every 1500 — 2000 miles or every 2 years if riding approximately 20 miles per week)

•  Confirm pedals are threaded securely and NOT loose or cross threaded.

•  Cranks are attached securely.

•  Check derailleur for wear and pay special attention the derailleur in respect of straightness and the jockey wheel.

• Check bottom bracket fittings for wear and disassemble and re grease or replace if required.

• Confirm headset moves smoothly for steering. Also, check side movement by applying the front brake and try rocking the bike. If any side movement is found, the headset may need cleaning, adjusting, re-greasing or the bearing may need replacing or a new headset may be needed to eliminate the side movement.

• Check all bearing surfaces for looseness. If any looseness is found, take to a local bike shop for servicing.

Adverse conditions! Wet or muddy conditions can reduce  LZ the effectiveness of your brakes and will increase the braking distance. It’s vital to control your speed under such conditions in order to prevent an accident. Please note that these schedules are suggestions. Frequent and heavy use of your bike will require more frequent maintenance. Remember good maintenance will prolong the life of your bike and components and ensure yours and other peoples safety.
Yearly maintenance at the bicycle owner’s expense is required. A warranty claim may not be considered without a proper maintenance records.

WARRANTIES

BIKE REGISTRATION

Please take a moment to register your bike with us. Why register? Because if your bike is ever lost or stolen, we can provide you with crucial information that may help you recover your bicycle.
https://zizzo.bike/pages/register

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

We guarantee your bicycle frames to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the bicycle for the original owner, subject to the terms and conditions of this limited warranty. Please register your bike at https://zizzo.bike/pages/register or mail in your completed registration card to activate lifetime warranty.
Suppose frame failure should occur due to faulty materials or workmanship during the guarantee period. In that case, the frame will be replaced with the same or most nearly compatible frame currently available. For frame replacement under the limited warranty, please contact us to initiate a warranty claim on your behalf. Frames must be returned for inspection at the customer’s expense and include a copy of the original and dated purchasing receipt. Please note: the fork is not part of the frame. Labor costs for warranty repairs are covered for the first 12 months. After this 12 month period, any labor cost will be the sole responsibility of the end-user.
COMPONENT LIMITED WARRANTY
In addition to the frame warranty, we warranty all non-wear components for a period of 1 year. Certain individual component warranties and local law may supersede this warranty policy.
This warranty is expressly limited to the repair or replacement of a defective component (other than the frame), and is the sole remedy of the warranty. Labor costs beyond the ZiZZO Service Department offers are the responsibility of the bicycle owner. Approved warranty replacement items are covered by the original warranty term, beginning from the purchase date of the bicycle. This warranty applies to the original retail purchaser of the bicycle and is non- transferable. This warranty only covers ZiZZO bicycles sold through authorized ZiZZO resellers, and maintained per the Scheduled Maintenance explained on pages 22-23 of the ZiZZO User’s Manual. Every ZiZZO bicycle and frame-set has a useful product life cycle. Non-standard use, including without limitation, use in competitive events, jumping, aggressive riding, riding with heavy loads, can dramatically shorten the useful product life cycle of a ZiZZO bicycle.
CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY
This warranty only covers ZiZZO bikes sold and used in the United States of America.
Your warranty does not cover the following: normal wear and tear, abuse, off- road riding, commercial use, improper assembly or maintenance, installation of parts or accessories not originally intended or compatible, installation of power systems such as engines or electric motors, damage due to: accident, weather, misuse, abuse or neglect, modification of the bicycle, or from anything other than normal and ordinary use of the bicycle. Also not covered is any paint damage or rust.
A defect in material or workmanship is defined as: “A flaw, failure or cosmetic blemish caused by the manufacturing process or material that was not consistent with the original design.” This warranty implies no strength or fatigue value beyond regional government standards. This warranty docs not mean “indestructible” as all materials can fail if pushed beyond design and manufacturing limits.
The original owner shall pay all labor and parts charges connected with the repair or replacement of all parts. Under no circumstances does this Limited Warranty include the cost of travel or shipment to and from an authorized ZiZZO dealer. Such costs, if any, shall be borne by the original owner.
Wear items are defined as; tires, tubes, brake pads, brake and gear cables, wheels and housing, chains, gears, grips, and saddles. All of these items are subject to varying wear life depending on use, load, weather, road conditions etc. Premature wear or “defect” will be taken into account in any warranty claim involving a wear item. ZiZZO Bikes is not responsible for incidental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.
MAKING A WARRANTY CLAIM
Please contact ZiZZO first for warranty claims procedures. ZiZZO Service

Department
2811 Faber Street
Union City, CA 94587
+1(866) 788-2202
Email: service@zizzo.bike
Warranty Claim Form: https://zizzo.bike/pages/zizzo-warranty-claim

All ZiZZO Bicycle warranty claims must be made through the ZiZZO Service Department.
Claims made outside the country of purchase may be subject to fees and additional restrictions.
All warranty claims must include proof of purchase the bicycle, photos of the complete bicycle condition, serial number, detailed photos or videos of the component in question, and bike registration.
All warranty claims are subject to assessment by ZiZZO Bicycles.
All warranty claims must be approved prior to the completion of any work.
All reimbursements for repairs are limited to what is approved by ZiZZO and given prior written authorization (or email).
Warranty replacement will not be given for components not returned (if requested).
The consumer should be aware that bicycle specifications may be subject to change without notice.

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