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Mountain Buggy Duet for Sale


ksh

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We're selling our Mountain Buggy Duet 2012 edition, still in excellent condition.


It is the black and grey model as shown on this website:

http://www.pushchairexpert.com/en/pushchair-reviews/mountain-buggy-duet/


We will include the detatchable crossbar, coffee/bottle holder and storm cover (usually sold separately at ?40).


This is the narrowest side-by-side double buggy on the market and it is the best thing we ever bought. Our boys are 17 months apart and we loved it. It fits through all standard interior and exterior doors and all modes of public transport. I have even taken it up escalators, on the Thames Clipper, double decker buses, trains, the cable car etc etc.


Pictures available by email or whatsapp if you let me have your details. Also, feel free to come and take a look at Ulverscroft Road.


The seats look like they have not been used as we used buggy liners.


Please send me a PM or, for a faster response, text/whatsapp (07886 978135).


Costs ?580 new, we're asking for ?300.


Also available for sale:

Baby (parent-facing) carrycot attachment (usually ?140) - ?50

2 x John Lewis natural sheepskin buggy liners (usually ?40 each) - ?5 each

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