Devices
Roller buggy designed by Valentin Vodev
The roller buggy has multiple functions, either for the common use as a baby stroller that allows relaxing walks in different terrains, such as streets or forest-paths, or as a scooter.
The transformation to a scooter occurs through a simple pull of the lower body, thus extending the buggy. The scooter opens up new possibilities to the common use of a baby carriage, meant for people with affinity to fast moving means of transportation with the child.
Child safety:
Roller Buggy has a specially-made hydraulic brake system with two disk brakes that allow to reduce the speed and to stop. There is also a safety belt on the child's seat. The child should be older than 1,5 years and the speed shouldn't be faster than 15 km/h. The safety of the child has priority!
Additional Product Information
Material: aluminum, plastic, rubber
Dimension (H/W/D): 90 cm x 60 cm x 90 cm
Weight: 20 kg
Awards
Third-prize - 11th International Bicycle Design Competition, Taiwan
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comments
Re: Roller buggy
I think this is a great idea. As for the issue with safety. The design looks to have covered every thing. I think the only issue to worry about is the person using it. Just out of curiosity. How do you steer?
register to answerPosted by: darrenmr | July 6, 2008 05:59 AM
Re: Roller buggy
Well dear Hannalore...it´s not for babies but for toddlers starting with 1.5 years....it´s written there anyway.
register to answerPosted by: Hermann | July 6, 2008 05:59 AM
Re: Roller buggy
I don´t agree with you! Yes fun maybe but what about the child´s safety!
register to answerPosted by: Hannalore | July 6, 2008 05:59 AM
A revolution in baby carriages!
I was always wondering how to get things done on time and at the same time having to struggle with getting your screaming child from point A to Z. I can imagine that any child would love to get on that ride and I also think that it would be practical and so much fun for a dad or mom.
register to answerPosted by: Filippa | July 6, 2008 05:59 AM
