Bugaboo Cameleon Stroller "pram wheels" Questions

how do i change the front wheel on a cameleon pram Just squeeze in the clip bits at the top tip of the wheel and the wheel should come out (might have to fiddle a bit to get it loose)

...can repair this problem? Contact bugaboo but im sure they dont sell these replacemtn parts if your pram is under warranty they might send you out a free wheel. Otherwise just remove the one from ...

...wheels as your child grows? Where will I find this information? the information is in the instructions, you need to adjust the suspension up so it is stiffer as your child gets heavier or when the ...

...pram is pulling to one side need to no if can be repaired. Sounds like the brake is the problem. First unclip and remove the rear wheels. If you don't have the user manual you can get a copy at ...

...wheels and can't pull it back up again. The internal switches that usually asllow us to lever the handlebar seem to be locked and we can't currently use the pram. We are also having problems removing ...

...pram to get damaged on the flight because i packed it incorrectly, can u help? Thanks Lindsay You must completely un-assemble the stroller before storing it in the travel bag. That means removing all ...

Wheel keeps falling off my pram. The right rear wheel on my Phil and Ted's pram is constantly falling off. It's fallen off so many times that I've lost the pin which was sitting on the shaft of the ...

...2 16inch wheels & 20 inch wheels for a 1971 Sliver Cross Kensington try "Heritage-prams.co.uk" I was just doing a search for a bag to match our silver cross pram & they seem to have a lot of ...

...carriage wheels fit on the axle of this older carriage, and if so, where can I just get the wheels? I have the same problem for a vintage 1860's Pedigree pram. Did you ever get the tires you

...pram/s are basically useless to use, I spend all my time, move the wheels into place. hi most prams come with a locking system on front wheels check to see if this is unlocked its self there's ...