It did the job. Nice!

So… we got a flat almost immediatly after receiving the cargo bike (Urban Arrow Family) back from the workshop (plus an additional issue with the gears that was new after servicing).

I therefore needed to return the bike because fixing the flat is problematic. I cannot securely and stably raise the back of this bike high enough to do a full back wheel change myself. I can raise it just a little with a pile of books under the frame, which gives me enough lift that I can access the inner tube and patch it but raising it higher removes the contact point of the the drop down stand, such that it becomes wildy unstable.

@ruari if you've a normal workstand position it beside the rear of the bike & you can lift the rear off the ground by clamping around the saddle post. I've a Load 75 & it's a bit awkward but works. I usually put a small stool or chair under the frame while on the workstand in case of slippage.

@byjoeb No workstand or anything like that. Though someone else pointed out I could just find some soft grass and roll it onto its side, which I guess I will be doing… next time! 🤔