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Terry Collins
Guest
I suddenly realised why I had unwittingly stalled my current project to
build a two wheeled bicycle trailer. To be worthwile (aka not a major
danger), it is going to need its own brakes. Whilst 50kg might be
stoppable, towing 100-1500kg isn't going to stop on any slope.
So I am looking for recommendations on economical braking systems to
fit. Preferrably available in Sydney, Australia, so I can give them a
good visual inspection first.
I will probably build the first one with fittings for recycled cheapo
caliper brakes, then probably recycled cantilever brakes, but for the
real work horse built out of good steel, I am considering disc brakes
unless I am told they don't work/not work cost.
And the second point is are there any cable connection devices around so
you can quickly disconnect the trailer?.
TIA
build a two wheeled bicycle trailer. To be worthwile (aka not a major
danger), it is going to need its own brakes. Whilst 50kg might be
stoppable, towing 100-1500kg isn't going to stop on any slope.
So I am looking for recommendations on economical braking systems to
fit. Preferrably available in Sydney, Australia, so I can give them a
good visual inspection first.
I will probably build the first one with fittings for recycled cheapo
caliper brakes, then probably recycled cantilever brakes, but for the
real work horse built out of good steel, I am considering disc brakes
unless I am told they don't work/not work cost.
And the second point is are there any cable connection devices around so
you can quickly disconnect the trailer?.
TIA