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Yes the Bee+ wheels fit you need two 4 mm alan / hex keys to take off the wheel. You could just change the bearings they use a 608zz bearing any bearing or skate board shop would sell but you may need to add a few spacing washers as the Bugaboo bearing has an extended core.
Not an easy fix the handle unit is all closed in with pop rivets so you need a drill and pop rivet gun just to open it. Try spraying silicon spay in to the inside of the handle where ever can then pull up ******* the release buttons while flexing the joint back and forth.
Not sure on the Bee 2010 but all Bugaboos require an optional (you have to pay extra for) set of car seat adaptors. Check out www.bugaboo.com if they are not selling an adaptor set for your bee the answer will be no until they do.
I haven't worked on a 2010 (yet) But I'm 99.9% certain you'll have no problem Bugaboo are good at keeping mounts standardized unlike some makes where each year it's virtually a different stroller. With chain store brands they usually are.
It should be cover under warranty so take it back from where you bought it and ask them to send it back to Bugaboo to have it fixed free of charge. Visit me at www.buggypitstop.co.uk if you need any more advise
I to had this problem, my problem was i also lost proof of purchase so couldnt get a new chassis, Bugaboo even though the prams havent been out for two years wouldnt replace so i had to try and either fix the pram or buy a new chassis for £235. I then read on the internet about how to remove the rivets on the chassis, you need a rivet gun and a drill the problem was the rubber had broken and fallen way down the pram chassis and if you can replace this with some new rubber the chassis is good to go (just make sure you do this slowly so you can see what part goes back where), you need to buy new rivets as when you remove the old olds these are no longer useable, i am soo happy i tried to fix this, it took me and my sister 1/2 hour and saved me £235 (the price quoted by Bugaboo for a new chassis). Hey hope this helps anyone and saves you having to line Bugaboo pockets, hey theres a clearly a niche in the market as Bugaboo do not have a work shop, they clearly want you to keep spending!!!!
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