So its an all terrain pushchair....where exactly can I go with my Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) ?

Critical dimensions of the single Land Rover All Terrain Pushchair (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) - upright and folded

Critical dimensions of the double Land Rover All Terrain Pushchair (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) - upright and folded

Information about the Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) Warranty following the Insolvency of Silver Cross Ltd in September 2002.

Health professionals insist that new born babies must lay flat, learn more about the Land Rover Cot Seat (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) and possible alternatives.

Sometimes buying a double pushchair can be a difficult decision, hopefully these notes will help

Slick with no fiddly bits left in your hand to lose, find out how the Land Rover (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) quick release wheels work

Folding and unfolding a Land Rover pushchair (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) is simple and after a few times will become second nature

Folding and unfolding a Land Rover pushchair (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) is simple and after a few times will become second nature

Detailed instructions and tips for fitting the Thorn Resistant Inner Tubes to your Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark), or other make of pushchair

Detailed instructions and tips for fitting the Sureride Anti-Puncture Tape to your Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark), or other make of pushchair

Detailed instructions and tips for fitting the Flat-Away Puncture Resistant Kevlar Tape to your Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) or other make of pushchair

There's not a great deal of maintenance required on your Land Rover ATP (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) but it's worth keeping it in good condition with a few easy points

Some solutions for the commonest user problems, although most can be avoided by reading the instructions which come with the pushchair.

No, none of the Land Rover ATPs (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) have a swivel front wheel they are highly manouevrable without one.

No, none of the Land Rover ATPs (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) have a running brake as this type of front wheel caliper brake causes problems when used off road.

No, none of the Land Rover ATPs (Manufactured by Pegasus Pushchairs Ltd under licence by Land Rover until September 2002, but no longer available and having no association with the current owner of the Land Rover Trademark) can have a car seat fitted to them. Health professionals recommend that the use of car seats is limited.