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Wheeled Bugaboo Bee transport case, travel bag. ?60


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Selling this transport case for the Bugaboo Bee.


Brilliant for taking your buggy on planes, as it prevents it from getting damaged in the hold. However, most usefully, you can also stuff a bunch of other stuff inside with it, so it's great for saving on baggage costs and weight restrictions.


It's got wheels which is very very useful and I guess what sets it apart from other travel bags.


This one had never been used, as we took a different bought on holiday in the end. Therefore in perfect condition.


Retails at ?120 new, selling for ?60.

Hello,


That link is for the non wheeled version. It just has the shoulder strap.


The closest wheeled version to the one I have is here: http://www.mothercare.com/Bugaboo-Comfort-Transport-Bag/638558,default,pd.html


Although, they don't seem to make the ones especially for the bee anymore, just this universal size for all bugaboos. Mine is designed specifically for the Bugaboo Bee.


Thanks

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