Old Dogs Ride Free: Episode 2 - Part 1 - Bongo Rides to Sheridan in the Doggyhut Premium Pet Trailer

Bongo and I go on a ride up to Sheridan, Indiana via the Monon trail. You can skip ahead to just Bongo. I am riding the Eahora Juliet and Bongo is in the Doggyhut Premium Pet Trailer.
00:01 Beginning of video
07:41 All Bongo
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[@babygoat1963]

Glad to see Bongo out and about!

[@TwoWheelWanderer650]

Thank you. We had another ride yesterday. I am a bit behind on my videos because of some of my chronic health issues.

[@BecKnBikes]

Awww Bongo ❤

[@BecKnBikes]

Lucky to have nice paths in the city😊

[@TwoWheelWanderer650]

So very lucky. :) I watch a lot of other people’s videos and they are out in the street. I do that a tiny bit, but feel much safer on the paths. Hope you are doing well, today.

[@macmcelroy6165]

bikes are freedom , no matter one's age or the season

[@SayGahTaah]

How do you keep the trailer bracket that connects to the axle stable? No matter how much i tighten that nut it keeps getting loose

[@TwoWheelWanderer650]

I haven’t had any issues with the bracket yet. The bracket on this bike is mounted via the axle bolt and tightened down with the axle nut. I was able to torque it down tight enough that it hasn’t moved.
On a previous trailer and bicycle, I had a bracket that clamped around the round pipe in front of the axle. It seemed to work pretty well, also.
You might try getting some medium strength thread lock from the auto parts store. If you can tighten the bolts or nut down enough, the thread lock should be able to prevent the bolts or nut from backing out.