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CHEAP GRACO CITISPORT PUSHCHAIRS

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Titania · 17/08/2004 10:40

here I got one!!! he he!!

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Titania · 17/08/2004 20:18

it shows the one index is selling as well....its 6.4kg

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Titania · 18/08/2004 07:17

did you order it nutty???

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bea · 18/08/2004 10:16

i'm curious to know... how much is a citisport normally....?

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Titania · 18/08/2004 14:37

they are about £90 i think....thats how much they are in mothercare and everywhere else i have looked

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Yorkiegirl · 19/08/2004 12:40

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Titania · 19/08/2004 14:50

he he....i knew at least one of you would give in!!!! why cant you open it yorkiegirl? Tell him if you are going to sell you daytripper then you need it to be in the best condition possible, so its best if you dont use it again now!!! lol

What about you nutty? did you give in??

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Titania · 24/08/2004 17:47

have you opened it yet yorkiegirl!!?

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Yorkiegirl · 24/08/2004 17:54

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nutcracker · 24/08/2004 20:21

No i didn't get one Titania YET

Would any of you say that folded up it is smaller or bigger than a folded Maclaren Quest ???

nutcracker · 25/08/2004 08:46

Bump

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:07

hi nutty....sorry....been having laptop trouble!!! its shorter but bit wider, but smaller depth IYKWIM???

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:08

we have got a cosatto helix stroller that is the same size as the maclaren.......the citisport goes in the boot a lot easier than that. The handles fold down as well for a bit of extra space

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Yorkiegirl · 01/09/2004 17:09

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:11

oh i love mine!!!! not got the matching cosytoes yet though!!!

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:12

how can you have a pushchair sat in its box for that long?!?!?!

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Yorkiegirl · 01/09/2004 17:13

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:17

aw thats not fair!!!! ive got the raincover...well one from mothercare that doesnt really fit properly.....

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Yorkiegirl · 01/09/2004 17:18

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hewlettsdaughter · 01/09/2004 17:28

Didn't see this thread before - hmmm, interesting...
I was looking at this pushchair on the mothercare site the other day.

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:40

no YG its not.....was thinking of taking it back.....got it from a different mothercare...my usual one doesnt stock them....can i take it to my usual one adn still get my money back?

Hewlettsdaughter....its great!!!

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hewlettsdaughter · 01/09/2004 17:41

Great for a 4/5 month old and hopping on and off buses?

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:45

oh yes....its fab for transport..got a strap so you can sling it over your shoulder should you need to fold it up to get on and off....my 6.5 month old is very cosy in it too

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hewlettsdaughter · 01/09/2004 17:47

Do you work for graco? or index?

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Titania · 01/09/2004 17:49

ha ha.....i dont work for either...but i am a bit of a...shall we say 'collector' of pushchairs......(ok i am obessed with them!!!! )

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hewlettsdaughter · 01/09/2004 17:53

Should I buy it then? I have been using a five-year old pram that converts to a pushchair (from Mothercare) for dd, but it's a bit unwieldy for town and suchlike.