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I have my Quest already and I am happy I went that over the Triumph. DD2 has room to grow in it and it pushes like a breeze. Now my Eurotrend feels heavy.
Two months isn't too long to wait. I didn't like the patterns on the new Mods enough to spend the extra $$$ on them. And our BabyGap doesn't carry theirs in store. The blue stripe was almost worth it.
buy a current model and order new skins when the new one comes out??
Can you do that?
I was going to go to the fabric store later to find some coordinating fabric and make a pad, boot and strap covers to customize mine
I'm wondering what to do with the rain cover. It never rains here. At least never so long I would be walking in it. Do I keep it in the plastic and sell it with the stroller later, or try to sell it now?
Can you do that?
I was going to go to the fabric store later to find some coordinating fabric and make a pad, boot and strap covers to customize mine
I'm wondering what to do with the rain cover. It never rains here. At least never so long I would be walking in it. Do I keep it in the plastic and sell it with the stroller later, or try to sell it now?
yes... as fugly and lame as it looked (though I got a lot of oohs, ahs, and questions as to "where I bought that" about it), I actually had a BATMAN Maclaren Rally Twin at one point, because Jeffrey saw the fabric for 1 dollar a yard at walmart when we were shopping for fabric for a sling for his sister and went NUTS.... he loved it.
people customize their macs all the time and maclaren sells replacment skins for all their strollers.
seat pads arent' hard to make at all.... boots aren't hard, either ( I sadly have yet to try that, but if I ever have another baby, you can bet I'll be customizing me some stroller)... and strap covers are pretty simple.
the only thing difficult is canopies... but some have done it by either attaching to the inside/outside of the exsisting canopies, or doing all new canopies with fresh wire for the front part (but this really only works on older volos, where the canopies didn't attach the way they do now).
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