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Dirt Tires For Strollers

 Dirt Wheels For Baby Strollers
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If you have a baby stroller and you live in a bumpy, rocky, or dirty area, it gets hard pushing the stroller around with wheels with no tread and is uncomfotable for the baby! you need to install dirt tires/wheels with precise, rasied tread like they use on Gran Turismo (only stroller sized) on your stroller for easier pushing on all surfaces!
—paperclip987, Jun 17 2004

Off-road stroller http://www.healthch...tility_stroller.htm
[normzone, Oct 04 2004, last modified Apr 07 2005]

Regular-Wheeled Stroller http://www.babysawa...trollers-tandem.jpg
Notice the wheels....NOT made for rallying [paperclip987, Oct 04 2004]

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       Well, we've got off-road skateboards, so I guess we could....
—normzone, Jun 17 2004
   

       Way baked, where u bin? They generally have three knobbly, pnumattic wheels.
—simonj, Jun 17 2004
   

       Try a jogging stroller. Larger wheels will provide the smoother ride you seek.
—Maurkov, Jun 17 2004
   

       Do you like to do tricks with your stroller?
—disbomber, Apr 06 2005
   

       I have seen strollers with huge wheels. 1 foot across even.
—DesertFox, Apr 06 2005
   
      
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