A: You sure can! Just add it to the list of great features this strolller provides you with.

A: 2011 models have not been released, nor are there stated timelines for a new model release at this time. The bar is slightly curved, to balance their objectives of structure for the stroller (as part of the frame) with ease of access to the cargo space.

A: Good question...the inclusion of "jogger" in the name can be a bit confusing! However, the City Mini line is more comparable to an umbrella stroller (light and compact), so it is not designed for jogging. Typically, the main features you see on joggers are a 3-wheel design with large, air-filled tires, and handbrakes on the handlebar for quick stops. If you are looking for a true jogging double stroller, we recommend the BOB Revolution Duallie, which can be used as an everyday stroller from 2 months and up, and as a jogging stroller from 8 months and up:(http://www.giggle.com/p/17586/c/557/cl/579/BOB-Revolution-Duallie-Jogging-Stroller.aspx?&s=2&keyword=579).

A: Thanks for your question! At this time, our giggle pick for a double stroller is the City Mini Double, or the Uppa Vista for a 2nd child solution when used with the Rumble Seat. We are considering the City Select for a possible future update in this area.

A: You’re in luck! Baby Jogger is indeed making a car seat adapter for the City Mini double stroller. Be aware, though, that only one car seat can be attached to the double stroller at a time. It won’t be an issue if your children are different ages, but if you have two infants, you’ll want to keep that in mind. Happy strolling!

A: Congratulations! Unfortunately, there aren’t any jogging strollers on the market that let you use two car seats at the same time (although there are some walking strollers that do) so you’ll have to choose which feature is more important. Remember, the car seat function will only be used for the first six months to a year, whereas the jogging stroller will be with you for years to come. Good luck with your stroller search, and let me know if there’s anything else we can do to help!

A: The City Mini double does a good job at balancing weight, and yes, the car seat can easily be centered when it’s already attached. In fact, you should always do it right after your toddler gets out of the stroller just to be safe, but it’s easy enough to do that it shouldn’t be too much of a hassle. Happy strolling!

A: You’re in luck! The City Mini Double already has rubber tires, for exactly the reasons you stated: a smooth ride no matter what the terrain. It also has front-wheel suspension to ensure a comfortable ride, making it a great stroller for getting out and about. No need to replace the wheels, and no reason not to enjoy this great stroller!

A: The entire stroller can hold a weight capacity of 100 lbs. It doesn’t matter how the weight is dispersed, as long as the total doesn’t exceed 100.

Happy strolling!

A: Sure! Unfortunately, the Chicco Keyfit is not compatible with the City Mini Double, but here are the infant car seats which are: Baby Trend Expedition, Baby Trend Flex Loc, Baby Trend Gabriella*, Baby Trend Stride Sport*, Baby Trend StrideZ, Britax Companion*, Britax Chaperone*, Britax Romer, Cosco Sprint, Eddie Bauer Adventurer, Evenflo Aura Elite, Evenflo Embrace 5, Evenflo Embrace LX, Evenflo Journey Premier, Evenflo Nestino Odyssey, Graco Infant SafeSeat Step 1, Graco SnugRide,Graco SnugRide 2,Graco SnugRide 32, Maxi-Cosi Cabrio, Maxi-Cosi Mico*, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP*, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30*, Safety 1st Designer 22.