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The Bugaboo Cameleon has to be one of the most stylish and in demand pram/pushchairs available today. We purchased ours nearly two years ago and it's still going strong. We've changed the canopy three times from orange, to ivory to Denim Blue 007, so I feel like we've had three different Bugaboos'. The latter does add a fun element to the Bugaboo - you and your child do not get board!

The pram version is great, very solid and secure. It comes with a mattress - which seems very comfortable and always ensured my son slept well as a baby if we were out and about. The unit is easy to clip on and off the frame (once you know where to push).The hood is easy to push up and down, although is limited in how far it covers your baby, so the sun can shine in on their face. I bought a Bugaboo sun umbrella. It's not great to be honest and most of the time, I had to hold it at an angle over my child as the spring device is very rigid and doesn't stay where you want it to. A sunshade canopy is available. I also bought that, but didn't use it, as it covers the hood opening so I could not see my child. (It's a silver thick mesh).

The Bugaboo isn't light by any means; however this is the trade off for purchasing a design which boasts stability and ergonomic design. Having used a Maclaren on a recent trip abroad, the weight of the Bugaboo was definitely highlighted. I bought a travel case for the Bugaboo, but it was so difficult to dismantle and fit the Bugaboo unit in, that I gave up and bought a Maclaren to take on the plane. However, the weight is due to the Bugaboo's stability and safety design, which for everyday use is so important. I never worry that my child is not comfortable or supported well.

The Bugaboo rain-cover fits very tightly - it actually makes it quite difficult to get on and off, as you really have to pull it. Once on though, it's great. It even has an air-window, ensuring ventilation for your little one. Once your child moves into the pushchair position, the fitting of the rain-cover becomes a little trickier. I find if I put the seat in the horizontal position, it's easier to pull on and off. My child is not always keen on this though.

The basket underneath the Bugaboo is great; very strong. I used to use to put food shopping in and was always amazed at how much it carried. I probably shouldn't have loaded it as much as I did, but it made life easier for me and always seemed strong enough to take. It's hidden out of the way, so your child isn't bothered by it - a great addition.

The Bugaboo has fantastic steering. Its wheels make is so easy to navigate around other shoppers and obstacles which might be in your way. I whiz around the shops with little effort. The front wheels turn 360 and it's this design which makes life easy for the parent. The 4WD element is difficult to use if you are not in snow or sand, so do not use it unless you are in these conditions. Basically, you can flip the handle-bars so the big wheels are at the front. These wheels do not move and are supposed to give better grip on a non-smooth surface. However, I did use this option in the recent snow and found it didn't really help. It seemed a lot heavier to push.

On that note, you will find a difference in weight allocation once you have your child in the pushchair unit, front facing. I left the front facing option until my baby was around one as we always used to play, clapping games etc when he was facing me. However, once he started trying to look behind him, I turned the seat around. It feels very strange as there seems to be a huge void between the seat back and your legs. This may sound like an odd comment, but it means it's heavier to push. If you have your child facing you (as a toddler - if it's very windy etc you may want them facing you so they don't get a chill), you will certain feel the difference.

The brake is on the right side of the Bugaboo and is a clip-switch which you pull and push, once you have pushed a button in. You can still push the Bugaboo when the brake is on, however the wheels are locked and so it is difficult. I do wish they had put it on the handle-bars though; as our child soon worked out how to use it (when he was sat facing me) and found it great fun to pull the brake on whilst we were out.

The handle-bar is soft to use and has a comfortable grip. It is adjustable in height, which is great. The Bugaboo overall is at a great height; not too high that you worry about stability, but low enough for your child to climb in and out of - which they will love doing once they start to walk.

The Bugaboo is expensive, but having spoken to friends who bought Mamas and Papas and The Quinny, I'm really glad we went for it. It's sturdy, easy to use, has great fabrics and ultimately I always think my child is safe in it. The Quinny doesn't have such great steerage and the Mamas and Papas aren't as well made. (My friend's one fell apart!) Definitely a good buy and you'll certainly get your money's worth if you have more than one child (remember you can change the colour of the canopy).

Emma works for Discount'd a Discount Code website where you can find discount codes for bugaboo pushchairs along with other deals to save your family money.

How to wind up a brake fitting company

Winding Up A Company

In these hard economic times business is very hard. If you are a company director looking for a bit of advice because your brake fitting business is struggling, you have come to the right place. I have created many articles which try to help a director take the right steps in either closing his business or pre-packing a sale and starting again.

Firstly if your brake fitting company is insolvent you have a duty as a director to close the company and not incur any further debt, unless you can be pretty sure that you can put in place a rescue plan to turn that business around. If you can’t them you need to liquidate the company yourself or take professional advice on how best to close the business in an orderly fashion.

By far the most popular choice is to engage an insolvency practitioner to call a meeting of creditors on your behalf, prepare the statement of affairs, hold the meeting and then deal with all the procedural aspects necessary to make sure all creditors now what is going on and how they can participate in any dividend.

There is a fee for all this and generally it will be about £5000 whoever you use around the country. There are some advertisements for liquidations at less than this but by the time all costs are accounted for, it will still come in at about the same sum.

These costs can come out of the assets of the brake fitting company and indeed many businesses do have just enough assets or cash to take this final step. For many businesses, the central core of what the business does is still profitable and so often directors will want to continue to trade. This is easily possible and a sale of assets can be arranged to a new company and a lease re-assigned by a landlord, which often leaves the new company trading on in the same line of work from the same premises.

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is it normal for a burning smell to come from your rear wheels after fitting new brake pads?

ihave fitted new brake pads to my renault laguna 2003 .after driving there is a burning smell coming from the wheels and you can feel the heat when standing next to the wheel

Well, you obviously did something wrong. The reason they're smelling is because they're getting hot and the reason they're getting hot is because the calipers aren't releasing the way they should. Keep driving it that way and you'll need new rotors and calipers as well as another set of new pads.

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