Might as well face it...we're addicted to prams.

[Honeydragon]

Thread II.......Oh dear

There's another Bumbleride on eBay in Bristol. It looks in really good condition as well. I didn't realise they had pockets on the front of the footmuffs. I found two secret pockets on my Halo yesterday while photographing it to list on eBay!

Frigg, do you think you might be cured? I was talking to Saoirse the other day about this-we reckon we'd be cured with a Kobi between us and a Xari each. I want white and lots of comfort packs so I can kep changing the look of them.

ooooh,now i like that one

but still not enough to want it.....

AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! i think i might be cured

Oh no!! We'll have to think of something the Kobi isn't good for!

Wow the Joovy Caboose is a good price. I have been pondering these on and off. I liked the look of the Ergo but all the reviews seemed so negative with people preferring the standard Caboose. I may well order one of these because they sell well on EBay later. Thanks

It's not good for shopping.....
Find me a secondhand Bumbleride Twin please!

I'd like a Bumbleride twin myself!
Frigg buy this. It's only 7.3kg and it's £52 shipped including taxes!

Graco QuattroTour Deluxe can be bought and shipped - inc tax / import for £124!!! [hshock] Although it's an "unusual" colour.....lol
What colour Joovy will you get? (Black/lemon was my fave - or the black purple!)

This stroller can take children up to 70lb/32kg! That's amazing!

Gosh you lot are terrible! That Contours is fab for the money! Just looook at that huuuuuge basket! But I bet it can only carry a maximum of 4lbs! The Joovy is the basic one - not the Ultralight that Mothercare sells. I like the purple and black too. Hubby prefers my BJCS amethyst seats so he would probably go for that. But I don't know if I can be bothered to read the several hundred reviews and work out the difference between the standard Joovy and the ultralight (I assume one is lighter!).

The Aprica is amazing especially with such tiny wheels. It's 109cms long though which means it wouldn't fit in my car :(

In fact almost 110cmd

I'm pretty tempted by the Graco Metrolite in Rittenhouse...... but it's the same price as the Graco Quattro - which is obviously bigger and more deluxe, with more suspension and everything...whereas I'm really looking for a buggy to take on the "free bus" which has nowhere to park your buggy (and I don't "do" umbrella strollers as a general rule - and doubt I'd get away with taking the vista on the free bus - as it's full of pensioners and walking frames/ shopping trolleys - and shopping on the return journey!)...so it's got to be a buggy I won't mind them stacking stuff on....! (atm I have the vista, and the bj summit xc I'm keeping - the MB swift will be sold when the eventually send me the new part or take it back to fix it!)
Actually, maybe I should ring MB as they have not been in touch at all about my broken swift (secondary locking latch not working - spring has unwound itself and there's a sharp metal wire poking out!)....I'm pretty fuming about that - I would have though as the stroller is only a month old they'd be v apologetic and quick to fix things - as it cannot be used atm - not even a courtesy stroller (allright I don't need a courtesy stroller - but they just do not even care about that!!!). [hshock]!!!

I've just been reading about it and apparently it's got pretty good suspension too. I didn't read the size of it-I was too busy being amazed at the weight capacity! It wouldn't fit in a lot of boots I reckon. They do a similar one called a Cadence that's 91.5 cm long and the Presto Flat is 104cm long. I'm making myself want one now! Any of them.

The Presto is actually 41.87"/103.8cm long when folded. I've just been looking here.

Monkeys, the service for you from Mountain Buggy has been terrible! I'm not a big fan of Gracos but I really like the pattern on the insert on the Rittenhouse version.

I've had 2 Metrosports which is the UK name for the Metrolite...They're very light and nippy.

And i quite like the Kolcraft cheapy but think i'd better stick with my Citisports though.

My Flite is on it's way and due for delivery on Thursday, which is great as i'm home all day

Where did you get the citisports?
I'm now wondering whether to just keep the swift and use that. It would be more versatile for off road outings with the kids. . Via train first. However, I wonder if mb will fix before summer hols are over?
I can't use it as it is, and the sticking out wire is a hazard.
I got the auto response email but they've not contacted me with a solution. After I went to the trouble of photographing and describing the problem. Maybe I should contact boots as I bought from them.

And my snack pack and footmuff arrived today but not the correct color...The guy assumed because i contacted him via a Ruby Flyer listing that was the color i wanted...Can't be arsed to send back so luckily it'll match the Flite...Mind you the footmuff is naff compared to the one's i have for my Bugaboos so i'll use it as a seat liner on my Flite in summer as the color doesn't look too bad, makes us look Christmassy...Plus the footmuff isn't very big but should be ok with my tiny 2 year old this winter on the Flite...But the 2 pockets are great, one is zipped and the other mesh at the bottom.

sorry to butt in, but yes you should always go back to where you bought it, i have heard good things about boots, i bet they will just send you out a new replacement and pick up damaged one.

I got one Citisport for £8 from a car boot...The second one was brand new on eBay £69 but the seller has stopped relisting even though he still had 40 left...They're so light and nippy and true one handed fold...Didn't realise the proper folding technique until i got the instructions.

monkey,boots are FAB for returns!
i took my B-dual in store to see what they'd say,and they just asked if id rather a full refund,or a new one!
i got the refund,and bought an explorer

Pramsgalore4, thanks for the advice. I will phone boots customer service tomorrow.
I think I would like to keep the swift really rather than sell. It's pretty neat for on trains and travel generally.

I've almost talked myself into a graco from the usa, or a bjcm today, but really the swift would do the job of both with more versatility. Eg, if i go to the nforest the swift will manage a country walk, and fit in the tiny village shops too.

Suzie, the Graco flip, is it a bigger fold than the bee+?

It's wider because the Bee goes inwards as it folds...Height wise it's taller from what i remember...Depth wise probably similar but the Graco free stands which always makes a folded pushchair great for me...My Flip It got bought and collected tonight.