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$Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - \'10$

Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10

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For those wanting the best value without sacrificing any of Chariot's quality construction, the sleek and nimble Cheetah 2 delivers— you choose only the activity conversion kits you want.

Cheetah 2 holds 1 or 2 children and works as a bike trailer, stroller, jogger, cross-country ski trailer or hiker; all conversion kits sold separately
Please note: the Cheetah 2 Chassis requires the purchase of at least 1 CTS conversion kit for initial functionality
20 in. lightweight spoked wheels are easy to remove with 1 hand and features maintenance-free bearings
Includes the VersaWing™ 2.0 for integrated conversion kit storage
Features a protected cockpit with large tinted side windows, deluxe padded shoulder harness, cool mesh upper and lower padded seats and an integrated helmet space
Features foot-activated rear parking brake and height-adjustable handlebar
Removable 2-in-1 weather cover has a rear flap that doubles as a sunscreen with visor
3M Scotchlite™ material enhances visibility in low light
Oversize rear storage pocket and large mesh pocket hold the necessities
Sturdy anodized aluminum frame folds down into a compact package for easy storage and transport
VersaWing 2.0 also has additional ports for Jogging Brake 2.0 (sold separately) and Side Fender, not included
No tools required for assembly of carriers or conversion kits

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Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10 Customer Reviews

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Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10

4.7

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Durable (3)
Easy to configure and adjust (3)
Lightweight (3)

Cons

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Mar

2010

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great Product

By dcskibike

from W. Mass

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Comfortable Ride
Easy to Configure and Adjust
Lightweight
Sturdy

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10:

The construction, design, finish, looks, of this trailer are top notch. It is very simple to set-up and to collapse. I have only used it a little bit while cycling but it worked great. I used it quite a bit with the ski attachment and that was fantastic. It was nice and smooth, not much gliding resistance, and very stable. It is pricey, but when you compare it to less expensive brands, it's superior design, ease of use and construction is apparent, and it is worth the extra money.
One feature I particularly liked is the quick release harness buckles that allow you to move the harness to the middle for one child, in the matter of seconds. All aspects of this tailer are very well thought out and engineered.

Service and delivery comments:

It was delivered very quickly to the store and pickup at the store could not have been easier.

May

2011

4.0

2 1/2 year old loves it!

By willowfaith

from Willow, AK

About Me Casual/ Recreational, Getting Started

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Pros

Comfortable Ride
Easy to Configure and Adjust
Lightweight
Sturdy

Cons

Best Uses

Light Trails

Comments about Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10:

Just got my Chariot today and I love it, the toddler loves it. Now to see if the baby loves it - I sure hope she does. The sling was a bit troublesome to configure. Took it for a spin down the 4 wheeler trail and it went very well over pretty rough terrain. And I got it on sale!

Apr

2011

5.0

Worth Every Penny

By Activedad

from Orange County, CA

About Me Avid Cyclist, Runner, Walker

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Pros

Easy to Configure and Adjust
Lightweight
Sturdy

Cons

Best Uses

Babies
Big Kids
Light Trails
Street Riding

Comments about Chariot Carriers Cheetah 2 Stroller / Trailer Chassis - '10:

I purchased my Cougar stroller and a Phil & Ted as I had friends tell me the P&T would be best for infants due to its flexibility.At a couple of weeks old, my wife wanted to go for a quick walk up and down the street so we used the P&T and quickly realized that it was not ideal. My baby was totally exposed to the elements and she and we were not happy. I quickly purchased the infant sling for my Chariot and used a liner ([@]) to keep my little one snug. It turned out to be the best purchase we would make.After a few months of daily usage, my wife and I absolutely love this stroller. In fact, I have not yet attempted to use the P&T again.Best things about it: you can totally shield the wind and sun and it's configurable so you can allow wind or block it, allow sun or block it, or totally seal it up on the cold nights. There is plenty of storage space for blankets, change of clothes and changing items. Best of all, it feels like the quality item it is. I looked at dozens of other strollers on the market and most felt flimsy, didn't have adequate weather protection, provided poor baby containment, were overly large simply for the sake of looking durable or didn't have much usable storage space.I have since added my own touches such as bicycle lights for night time walks, ipod speakers and a water bottle holder. It is awesome and our baby loves it. It is a bit pricey, but well worth the cost. I can not wait until I can use the bike attachments. My one gripe. While easy to disassemble, it is a bit long. It fits in trunks or hatches fine, but since we always have other non-baby items to carry, space can be at a premium. This is most due to our small cars too, though.