double buggies that take a board?
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    Default double buggies that take a board?

    neeeeed a new double. Got the XTS twin at the moment but no swivel wheel means the poor child on the buggy board has to jump off everytime I need to go round a corner!

    Any good suggestions? PLease? Quite fancy a nipper 360, do they take boards?

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    There isn't enough headroom under the handle bar for a child on the Nipper.

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    wonder if it's discriminatory to only advertise for very small children I WANT a nipper! lol! Thankyou though, back to looking!

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    Default Re: double buggies that take a board?

    My Jane twin two tandem takes a Jane 'surfer board', I don't have a board but that's what it says!
    Happy to be back with the Greenies

 

 

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