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Selling my little ones Babyzen yoyo in black. Wheels have been recently replaced and maybe used 15 times since then. Comes with all you see in the photo newborn in red , belly bar, car seat adapters and bugaboo sheepskin liner , umbrella is not Babyzen one. I do have spare color packs ( salmon color-“slightly faded and brownish one) I have another color for the newborn but it’s not the full set,  I have another snack tray to go with it and footrest but it’s missing the padding all extra if interested and not included with the buggy. Selllong the buggy with all that’s in photos for 400£. 

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