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Give it a go but it only takes a couple of minutes to get the axle bracket on and and ready to ride.

Yeah know what you mean Greg. Where do you take the trailer any good spots currently ridden the flitch way , hylands and local sea wall.
It does not seem as easy on the 456 as the rockhopper as the dropouts are a slightly different angle and wheel seems to slip out whilst attaching the trailer

I normally take it over Thorndon as I usually only use fire roads when towing the kids. I also like Thorndon as I ride from the south carpark uphill to North carpark. My 3 Year old son rides a bit of that on his balance bike and then jumps in when he's tired with my 1 year old daughter and the bike goes in the back of the trailer. He then has a rest and because it's mostly gentle downhill all the way back my son usually rides all the way back with enticement of lunch at the south carpark cafe lol. I also ride locally at ingrebourne hill, Hornchuch country park and along the Thames at rainham marshes. I've also ridden Haldon forest in Devon which is great for the trailer despite me flipping it once on some off camber single track scree. The kids were secure but I won't be doing it again in a hurry lol.