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A bike fit is a good thing to do if you want to be fully aligned.

Shimano and Suntour systems have different pull ratio, this is the amount of cable each turn / click on the shifter pulls. You can get adapters that allow you to mix systems, the site lists what will work with your system...

Bicycles, ebikes, cars, electric cars are not green, it's a question of which uses less materials / manufacturing and is better for the environment. I would rather cycle behind an electric car but it does not mean it is green as damage is done to the environment in its manufacturing process...

Look up the data sheet for the frame or model and it may give you a make that it uses I put this in Google: 1 1/8” non-tapered straight steerer. Semi-Integrated zero stack headset "" Result...

This is from Schwalbe, they recommend 22mm to 24mm but the ETRTO standard says your size is ok.

Maybe so only their panniers would fit?

This is from Schwalbe website, you can download the graph as a PDF. https://www.schwalbe.com/en/reifenmasse What width are your new tyres? Which tire fits which rim? The inner diameter of the tire must match the rim bead seat diameter. For instance, a tire size 37-622 fits on a 622 x 19C rim.

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/brose-drive-peak-marks-shift-to-48v-e-bike-motors-for-2024-and-beyond-4629

Cheaper options are buy an Alfine or Rolloff hub with a mid drive.

Go 13:00 and 22:00

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/15-standout-e-bikes-and-bits-of-tech-from-eurobike-2023-4631

Hi, I was given these by somebody and I prefer thinner tyres. Not new but still have thread and sidewalls seem ok. Free but you pay postage, I can post in old tyre box from tyres I previously bought Glasgow area if you want to pick up or I can meet you in city centre

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/bosch-announce-new-drive-system-and-expansion-to-smart-system-for-2024-4617

I use plastic covered P clips to attach a full sized mudguard to my suspension fork. The P clips go around the lower legs and the mudguard stay eyelet goes in the middle, a 5mm bolt and nut secures it. The top of the mudguard rests in the top of the fork crown, attached by a couple of zip ties...

I run my tyres 55psi, 10psi below max pressure (26" x 1.75, marathon plus).

I cycle from Shettleston, go into St.Peters cementry and join the cycle path that goes into the city centre Not that exciting to be honest, I also use the one that goes to Pollock park. Cycle away from town towards West end and cross Bells bridge and follow the route. You can also get access...

Here's the oil I bought. I have Rockshox Gold forks, you need two allen keys and snap ring pilers to service them. One of the bolts is inside the leg so I bought a long Allen key bit (that fits inside screwdriver handles, drills, ratchet etc).

Some of it is to do with fashion, bikes with no mudguard eyes, and weight / aero I have full size mudguards on my bikes (stay on all year), Glasgow weather can be four seasons in one day. The cycle paths in Glasgow (East ender here) need resurfaced and the branches cut back.

Planet X do handlebars of that nature: https://www.planetx.co.uk/c/q/components/finishing-kit/handle-bars Suspension stems work as well, Rockshox sell oil for the forks, go into a motorbike / car shop and ask for the same weight, it's cheaper