Mountain Buggy Freerider Kiddie Board, Blue

Mountain Buggy Freerider Kiddie Board, Blue

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Description:

The freerider is an ingenious design – a simple concept, offering dual functionality that transforms a buggy board into a scooter in seconds (no tools required).

Features:

Attaches via a connector that fastens to the rear axle of the buggy
Quick release button attaches/detaches stroller board from connector
When detached, the stroller board becomes an independent scooter for your child to play free
Freerider has high end deck (44 pounds weight capacity) with urethane wheels and incorporates truck steering with a rear brake
Compatible with any Mountain Buggy stroller and can also work with phil&teds, bob, bugaboo, Baby Jogger with purchase of connector 2 or 3 (sold separately)

Product Details:

Product Length:	8.27 inches
Product Width:	22.05 inches
Product Height:	26.77 inches
Product Weight:	4.85 pounds
Package Length:	23.0 inches
Package Width:	9.0 inches
Package Height:	8.0 inches
Package Weight:	6.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

Good but not perfect Jul 05, 2011
By JD
My 2.5 yr old son loves the freerider, it's utra stable for a learner to use and excellent as a buggy board. I love the handle for him to hold onto while in buggy board mode, something other boards sadly lack. However it's impossible to steer as a scooter. OK for now while he's learning but he has to stop, get off and 'repoint' it then scoot. I'm looking at changing his scooter for a Mini Micro/Mini Kick for that reason. It's an awesome (albeit slightly awkward) buggy board though, it gets lots of compliments from strangers, no complaints from the rider or struggle to get him on it and much easier on your back than dragging him on a scooter when he gets tired. I just wish it had the option to actually steer as a scooter, then it would be perfect.

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