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Thanks, The wheel is pretty true, no wobble when rotating, I think the blocks are orientated on the rim ok, and am pretty sure the wheel sits equidistant between the blocks, I used the brakes under tension to set the position of the blocks on the rim. Though will check and report back...

I did what the title says.. and the brakes continue to rub a bit worse when pushing the bike backwards. its been well over a week now and 'usually' on changing brake blocks i get a wee rub for a day or two perhaps. but this is a continual rub and the brakes are not as tight as i would like...

The final fabrication process of building my diy rear lights has been completed. if anyone is interested in replicating. Materials: led neon rope.. 25mm wide trunking minus the lid some paracord 2x the length of your total light length. some 2mm thick cardboard clear silicone (bathroom sealant)...

found a rattle can with a few ml of paint left in it.. insert length should be clear now @guerney, about 1cm (<1/2 pipe diameter) sits proud of the square tube before the elbow starts..

There is a good 3 inches plus in 3 of the ends and about 2" in the last(first, the 'technique' improved with experience), I will source some nuts and bolts to thread and secure or simply epoxy them in place.. As yet undecided, but for the proof of concept and short test run up and down the...

Welcome from a another fairly new member, trust our pal @saneagle over in your other post.. While you may need a new controller there is a good chance a loose corroded or broken wire is all you really need fix .. ;)

How about making a sticky post from @saneagle 's fault finding steps, save the chap typing it out 2-3 times a week and anyone can reference/link to it..

cats and dogs are some of the best people ;)

Waggon cage ends now fitted.. 21mm pvc overflow pipe heated up and shoved in the square tube of the cage ends, elbows and couplers added to direct and strengthen and glued with pvc cement. No flag as yet, single test run up the quiet rd and back, Not the percussion instrument @guerney...

On reflection straps and one more strap may be worthwhile after all.. Flags for sure.. I was just going to wire wrap 2 4ft bamboo poles from the garden together with a diy red card flag gaffer taped in place, cable tieing, a short length of beerline or plastic water pipe to the wagon into...

have you checked all the plugs and sockets on wires from the controller? look out for removed pins or pins bent to not connect properly. treat any corrosion with deoxit. For a wiring guide google for the controller model number, but they are all generally the same 2-3 wire inputs for brake...

Good stuff indeed @Nealh as a cycle trailer newbie I have a lot to catch up with, braking suddenly when towing a load worries me tbh, of course i would cycle defensively trying to avoid possible situations that require sudden braking but even so.. Good job there are no pressing chores...

while not religious im fond of the phrase "The road to hell is paved with good intentions.."

Glad to help, thanks for the pointers to both the box and trailer, ive been considering something like this for ages, Im just sorry about the pic quality ive been using an action camera, since i mislaid my good camera when dashing out to take measurements in the rain hrmphh Ive got a partial...

750w takes you into direct drive hub territory where i think for hills you want a geared hub, im sure geared 750w hubs exist but you will have to shop in China or the US for a good selection. i have had a little experience with larger direct drive hubs and hills are not exactly where they shine..

I only have experience with hub drives but my understanding of regulation mid drives is that you need to keep up with the motor pedaling in order to keep the motor running. so for someone wanting to hop on and ride thanks to the benefit of the motor the ghost pedaling tactic of us lazy hub...

I swapped around the side walls and its a nice snug fit, excuse the beerline, Im just using it to gauge the required bracket size to remount the ends. looks like a few things could work, Im gonna try buying a meter of waste overflow tube 20 something mm in diameter and heat bend into a 90...

Hi @RAHUL96628 there may be one or two who know your bike from the one word title, not me tho.. how about taking photos of the bike its controller, handlebar headset and battery especially battery connections, as all these will help identify the control system on your bike and if it is closed...

fwiw the snipped off leg of a resistor or capacitor can be used to probe the female sockets of WP julet connectors. and female dupont jumper wire terminators can fit over the male prongs in plugs but may need LIGHT finger pressure to maintain contact but not too much as to bend pins.

When it fits!..:) I have plans with materials at hand to secure, and will gladly share if successful, tho that strap sure looks handy if/when i use the trailer without the box.. certainly a better deal than the 2x bungee cords for a £ from tesco..