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I've tried to make your title clearer. If it doesn't say what you meant, feel free to say so and I'll change it back, or you can also undo the edit.– Weiwen NgCommented Apr 18 at 13:12
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Is the biker intended to be in control of the braking? If I were towing someone who could brake independently, I think I'd crash for sure.– Michael come latelyCommented Apr 18 at 18:40
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1Is your intent to slow the trailer while riding or a parking brake to prevent rolling while parked or dismounting?– mikesCommented Apr 18 at 21:01
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1Similar question: bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/18440/…– EricPCommented Apr 18 at 22:02
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I've never needed a brake on my bike trailer. I have a Thule Chariot and my cargo is my kids. My bicycle brakes do just fine, although I burn through pads faster and I keep the braking in top shape as I'm able.– AdamOCommented Apr 19 at 22:05
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