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The area the tool needs to fit into to contact the end of the square taper is smaller than the ones you're used to, SW's photo shows the size differences.

I can't see the photos, but you need a smaller head on your extraction tool, some have a removable head on.

Got the old "Does it charge as you ride" comment twice the other day in the shopping high street. ..

Faulty tyre, I've had exactly the same issue on those tyres and got a replacement tyre and tube under warranty.

I am rather fond of those

2,5 is the ratio, so a 16 tooth sprocket gives in effect a 40 tooth front sprocket.

not if your motor looks like this

I really fail to see why you're making such a fuss? I come here, click new posts, then only open any threads that are of interest to me, what is so hard about doing that?

and with almost 180,000 views it is clearly of interest.

Is this an issue with viewing the forum on a phone I wonder? no problem for me on a PC.

I'm curious as to why you want such fast acceleration? and why it is so important?

You ride a bicycle, not drive, so if you don't want to attract attention you need to look like a cyclist.

does that give more mpg then ?

I suggest that you try to avoid flattening the battery, just because it will be hard work getting home, Use the 5 bars of the battery gauge to gauge your usage, noting how far each bar gets you to estimate how for you'll be able to get without running out of power. It could be as low as 15 miles.

I know people who go 30 miles in the wrong direction to catch a train for their commute https://www.strava.com/activities/873179170 and have a commute like this, granted he doesn't do it every day, both on normal bikes https://www.strava.com/activities/874238429

Like having a car and then walking everywhere, oh hang on I do that :oops: like having a petrol lawn mower but using hand shears, hmm that's not right either, I know, like having a 1000 cc motorbike but never going above 30 mph. I do some odd things so take no notice of me, I'm sure you'll use...

A 70 mile round trip to their new shop in Altrincham, although I don't think it is open just yet.

Oh heck it's true it does rain less in the summer https://weather-and-climate.com/average-monthly-precipitation-Rainfall-inches,keighley-west-yorkshire-gb,United-Kingdom

My Bosch bike dates from 2013, I've never had an update on it.

I'd like to know what fails in the motors and how the failures have been resolved? At the moment I'm under the impression it is the freewheel/hub in the motors that breaks, and it has been resolved by making the motor soft start and with lower power? I'm sure a comprehensive answer to that...