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Welcome to the forum Franc. The best is to contact this lady @Jenny Mao and she will build one for you .

According to your display one of your brakes is applied or the sensor is faulty that is why your motor has no power. Edit Looks like we were typing at the same time however I am too slow to post.

@oldugly Welcome to the forum,hope you'll enjoy your time here. Congrats on your new ride.

@scottsdalecommuter In a pinch you can always use a pair of these, I use them for work as well as for my winter bike rides. Last week my local Costco had them on special for $16 a box of 30.

@Comotose 3.0 Have a look at this. You can also get it on amazon. You get a LED Turn Signal Backpack Light Reflective Vest, 18L Capacity Outdoor Sports Bag, Flashing Warning Lamp Security Pack with 1L Bladder Bag & Wireless Remote Control for Safety Cycling Day Or Night. I ditched the pack pack...

Trying to use actual shopping cart wheel will not work for your purpose however the idea is to use a 16" or 20" bicycle wheel and make it so it behaves like the shopping cart wheel. Actually this may be more useful to your project, note how they mounted that front wheel, the handle can be used...

Sorry about that, seen the boss coming in my direction and my clumsy fingers managed to post half done replay while flipping the phone upside down. Your shopping cart has a set front wheels that swivel 360*,this is your answer for your single front wheel,once you start pulling the trailer than...

In your picture the blue set of wheels has to be connected together and be able to do self steering, large trucks with multiple axels have self steering axels to save the tire from wearing too quickly or ripping them off the rim.

Hi Timpo Had to unplug all the cables to prevent damaging anything while replacing the sensor and within 5 minutes forgot what the plan was to successfully complete the job.😶‍🌫️ It took 2 hours for my brain to to realize that i was missing a piece of cable that all this time it was mocking me...

Just an update. Finally had some free time to fix my broken brake sensor. The replacement did take about 5 minutes however chasing down the "throttle fault" that showed up on my KT-LCD8H took me another 2 hours.😭 When i replaced the original controller i also replaced the main cable. Totally...

@Jim britt Here you can find a little more info if you like to have a look.

@Jim britt Talk to @Jenny Mao and see if she can have one build for you. Lots of forum folk's got one from her and are very happy with it. Myself still waiting for the wife's approval before I can place my order.

Finally got my envelope in the mail. The overall length is 5 inches and the cable length is 3.5 inches including the connector. This information would've been useful had I paid attention when placing my order however the only thing that matters to me is that the sensor is working correctly, the...

@Haisil Welcome to the forum. You are more than 2 years too late to view the video and I have no idea why it is marked as private now. Perhaps creating your own tread on the issue will get someone to chaim in with an answer to help you out.

Will do.

That's ok, the original I have is the long version and it always got in the way of making things look tidy so hopefully the shorter version will work out better. Thank you for the additional information.

@Timpo Thank you for the link. You are the man. Really appreciate your help. I have looked there before and did not find anything even remotely close to what i needed. Order placed for 2 pairs for a good measure and a grand total of $21.99 Canadian with free shipping, for 4 sensors with the...

Update... Got a replay from Tektro about the sensor few days ago, they do have them in stock however without the waterproof connector and each one is $25 USD + shipping currently @ $10-$20 to my location. After today's conversion rate for 2 sensors it comes to $76.42 Canadian if the shipping...

As the title says I'm looking for a specific part for this brake system that is the motor cut-off magnetic sensor that is housed in the handle bar levers. One of mine gave up the ghost last summer and I am having hard time finding a proper replacement. All the places I have been looking at and...

@kmccune You have described my experience from long ago when I had no clue how to use a multimeter, now days still manage to set the magic smoke free every now and then... fullish old fart that I am still refuse to play by the rules.