Buggyboard - Help!!!

[AQ]

Does anyone know how you can fit a Universal Buggyboard to a 2001 MacLaren Techno without it either tipping up or unable to fold? We cannot find a good position to attach the Board which enables us to still fold the buggy. At the moment the fixings are so high up that it tips up all the time. also if anyone knows of a professional fitting place in South London, I'd be most grateful!!
With thanks
AQ

Have you tried Lilliput in Wimbledon - seem to be up with all the technology to do with them. I have to say that we had much more success attaching a buggyboard to our mothercare 3 wheeler than our maclaren as the maclaren geometry means it ends up very high and also because of where the handles are relative to the child you end up walking along with your bum a foot behind you -sore after a while, whereas our 3 wheeler (inherited from someone else) worked like a dream as the big one goes in beteen the pram and the handle you push. Much easier with heavy weights (boys are now 2 and 4 and still really ok to push on all terrains, whereas maclaren feels like it is about to collapse with just the 2 year old siting in it) Would def recommend the urban detour buggy (or name something macho like that!) if you have the space to store it.

I rang Peter Jones to ask if their universal buggy board would fit on an Emmaljunga pushchair. They gave me the number of Lascal who import them 0870 8732600 to ask them directly for advice. I rang them and they told me to buy the buggy board and not the kiddy board due to the shape of the pushchair. Believe it or not, the Emmaljunga toddler board doesn't fit!
Anyway, do ring Lascal and they will tell you exactly whether or not their model will fit!
HTH.

We had a similar problem until we bought the extra wide clips so we could fix the board lower down on the pushchair frame. This was 4 years ago though so not sure if they are different clips now. They were only £4.99 but meant that we got loads of use out of our buggyboard. We got them from a local stockist who did all the spare parts like the little hooks and straps for fixing the board up out of the way when not in use. If you have a shop like this near you maybe it is worth asking?