Taga Stroller/Bike Combo Converts, Pushes, Rides, Fetches Martinis

May 17, 2009 | Filed Under: Babies,In the News,Kids | Tags: Cool Gadgets, Strollers

Helmet, Schmelmet

Introducing a baby stroller that may be ridden in almost as many positions as Paris Hilton on any given night: the three-wheeled convertible Taga, described by makers as the ultimate “yummy mummy accessory.”

Well, wearing Ryan Reynolds on my arm may be a tad more yummy, but this is still pretty damn cool.

To help us burn calories and save fuel, the Taga converts into a child-carrying bicycle in just a few seconds. Although, given my recent struggles in figuring out our new car seat and stroller, I’m guessing it would take a bumbling idiot like me longer than that.

Taga, which is available in red, green, orange or light-blue, is no joke: it has been developed over the last four years by a team of international designers and safety engineers. As you can see, kids are carried in forward-facing seats between the handlebars and are secured by a five-point harness, and mothers can apparently ride the contraption in five-mile-high wedges.

Of course, this may all be a moot point considering you’ll have to sell your first-born in order to afford it: the Taga will set you back a whopping $2,500. MILF not even included.

With thanks to Laughing Stork reader Rebecca for the heads up

4 Responses to “Taga Stroller/Bike Combo Converts, Pushes, Rides, Fetches Martinis”

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Cowgirl in the Sand says:

Oh my, I want one of those. There’s even a 2-child option. But you’re right, I wouldn’t need the 2-child (pricier) option b/c I’d have to sell one of the kids in order to buy the “basic” version.
May 17th, 2009 at 6:19 pm - Reply
Blend says:

Awesome! i like to have one of those……..
May 18th, 2009 at 12:18 am - Reply
jane says:

This is absolutely brilliant!
it looks much more safe than taking a kid on a two wheel bicycle. you can also talk to your child on the way!
May 20th, 2009 at 1:32 am - Reply
Courtney Hamlett says:

I was writing about this after seeing one in a magazine and thought what a great idea. Just like any fabulous stroller it does set you back a few big ones.
June 16th, 2010 at 7:16 am - Reply