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Seller invited me to make an offer on a Mountain Buggy - what do these go for second hand?

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VacantlyPretty · 21/04/2008 11:45

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TheBlonde · 21/04/2008 11:53

yes you can search for completed listings
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ImflightbutIcantlogintoday · 21/04/2008 16:30

Is it a newer one with the adjustable handle or the older style?

What kind of condition?

In fact please can you link us or put the item number so we can tell you what to offer?

The older version seems to be coming down in price recently.

ImflightbutIcantlogintoday · 21/04/2008 16:31

I sold mine for £165 lately. It was in great cond, older style with extra things like a bumper bar.

VacantlyPretty · 21/04/2008 17:11

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VacantlyPretty · 21/04/2008 17:14

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auntypurple · 21/04/2008 17:21

I wouldn't have thought a Buzz would be any good for off road, tips easily enough going down pavements, and is really heavy. Sorry don't know about the others though, have never had them.

ImflightbutIcantlogintoday · 21/04/2008 17:22

I will wait for others to come along who have experience with selling the adjustable handle version as I don't know. I'd guess around £200, it looks pretty Ok condition.
Did you check completed listings?

If you only want it for off road use, I would get the cheaper version called the 'terrain' which has a fixed wheel. That would be better for genuine rough territory.
The Urban is built for town use really.

I sold mine btw because I have an Easylife sport, the same design but sturdier and bigger - more weight at the rear - it holds my five year old and my one year old at the same time

The MB was lovely and much lighter to push, BUT it fell over backwards with heavy shopping on the bars, and also sideways when big boy tried climbing up.

The Easylife is much cheaper prob because it's heavy, but it is so much stabler imo.

2boysnamedR · 21/04/2008 17:23

These are fab for offroading. I have one and can't fault it. This looks like the newer one with easy to remove wheels? £150 seems to be the cheapest they go for in completed listings. Good luck with bidding!

VacantlyPretty · 21/04/2008 17:36

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onelittlelion · 21/04/2008 17:51

I would think £200 ish plus post too. You could sell the adaptor if don't need it too. The non adjustable ones go cheaper as they're older but I've seen some of those go for over £200. I sold my MB and missed it and have just bought another. Looking fwd to it coming this week. Hope you get it for a good price!

mellie64 · 22/04/2008 22:47

yes £200ish, they are fantastic off-road, i have the urban elite but have had the normal urban (both versions) and the adjustable handle version is much better. the wheels are quick release which is great when you have been down the beach or muddy track, you can just take them off and put them in a bag so the car doesnt get dirty. the newer shopping basket is great with the little pockets. good luck, i hope you get it.

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