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Hi all,
Our wee one is now 3 months old and the pram she has is good for the city, but on forest paths etc, its not that great.
So have you a recommendation for an off road buggy? Been looking at this
[url= http://www.johnlewis.com/231109832/Product.aspx ]This....[/url]
But any recommendations or experiences would be appreciated 😀
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http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/53/cts46/croozer-kid-for-1-2010.html
for that price Id get one of these. Comes with all the bits to tack it on the back of the bike as well as for serious off road walking and with the dolly wheel on the front its still OK around town.
Used ours all over Europe. No onto child No 2.
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Similar to the Croozer, but possibly even better (IMO) is [url= http://www.chariotcarriers.com/ ]the Chariot, built in Canada[/url].
Its adaptability is second to none, and it is genuinely rugged, unlike many of the department store jobs, which are like Toyota Rav4s compared to Landrover Defender 110s.
And I should know. I've got six kids. 
Get a second hand Mountain Buggy from ebay. I've got a double terrain for my twins, it's got fixed front wheels and you can plough through pretty much anything.
saxon - the chariot is a marginally better bit of kit, but by the time youve bought a CX1 AND the add on stroller and buggy kit its over £1k!
The £350 croozer kit includes the bike attachment, stroller and buggy wheels.
I couldn't recommend these enough.
[url] http://www.bobgear.com/strollers/stroller.php?product_id=9 [/url]
Depending on your needs the bob strollers are very well balanced and hard wearing. They have lots of foot clearing for running ( I ran marathons with our son in ours) and they are a good hight so you won't have to bend. They also have very good accessories too.
They have different types but we used the iron man.
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[url] http://www.bobgear.com/strollers/stroller.php?product_id=9 [/url]