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A quick look on Giant's website suggests they do for the current models so I am sure they do for your older one. Another possibility is a capacitor of some sort in there. What happens if you try to switch the bike on with no battery fitted, does the display still light up? Normal behaviour for...

The standard Yamaha one has a battery, I would expect the Giant has too. I believe it was a CR2032 in the Yamaha one.

Battery in the display dead?

Your problem with the saddle is likely because you have too much of your body weight on it. Mountain bikes are designed for your saddle to be higher than your handlebars to keep weight on the front wheel to make cornering better and keep the front down when climbing steep hills. When you have...

I actually use a dropper seat post for a similar reason. Where I ride is off road in the Alps. Often I will have to stop on a steep uphill section to get past a gate etc. If I tried to start with seat at normal height even at fairly low power I would get wheel spin. With the dropper post fitted...

Of course there is, they are final delivery vehicles.

I'm guessing but if the reach of that bike (saddle to handlebars) is correct then the saddle is far too low.

After surgery for a hernia earlier in the year I was feeling very uncomfortable over rough ground with my 2016 hardtail Haibike. Thought it was time for a full suspension so treated myself to a Merida E140. It's much more comfortable over the bumps, I know I could have fitted a suspension post...

There are more than enough pictures and descriptions of legal conversions / ebikes on here that terrify me.

Be very careful sticking things (including multimeters) across the. battery terminals when the battery isn't switched on. If you draw any current the Yamaha battery can shut down with an irreversible fault. 29.2V suggests the battery isn't switched on and is just showing a little bit of leakage.

Given that part of the appeal of using something like a Bosch tool battery is the relatively small size, high current capacity (for the capacity of the pack) light weight and expected reliability why do you then want to start throwing likely substandard Chinese copy parts into the equation...

Bear in mind the all up weight for a young fit professional cyclist on a road bike is probably less than half the weight of the average ebiker on an ebike. They also aren't always going as fast as 15mph uphill. I can hold either of the ebikes I have had (one Yamaha, one Shimano) at max power...

I'm sure you will find a lot of similar information to what you are looking for in this old thread. https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/small-battery-bargain.19563/

That's more likely to be a dent in the rim with rim brakes. Even if a wheel is out of true (a little) the brake caliper will just move sideways as the out of true part comes past the caliper. Disc brakes would prevent that issue in the first place. I personally wouldn't ride an Ebike with rim...

Why do you guys need to true wheels so often. I ride up and down Alps mainly off road with some rocky descents, haven't needed to true a wheel for years. I don't think I have needed to true a wheel for in excess of 20 years since I bought my first actual 'good' bike.

36V is the nominal voltage, fully charged is 41.5 even on a Bosch.

Another one https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-england-birmingham-66238864

The first dealer I tried from their listing seems to ship to UK. https://www.akkuman.de/shop/E-Bike-Akku-36V-10Ah-360Wh-kompatibel-Bosch-Performance-Line-CX-Rahmen

Isn't that what they said about drugs 20 or 30 years ago, look where that has got us now. Innocent people being caught in the crossfire having a Christmas drink or killed because her mother heard a noise outside and looked to see what it was. Carry on like that with vehicles and there will be...

You won't need the hanger extension, just screw the 'b' screw in until the change to bottom gear is smooth. Don't mess about with extra chain links, just buy a new chain.