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Ordered five. Thanks. ...will charge them at work.

Can you post a link to Carrera TDZ? Or you meant Carrera with TSDZ2 motor? Shame you didn't ask before buying. Woosh has more powerful motors for sale than BBS01

You didn't answer the question. Do you pedal? I think extra battery is the solution you are looking for. I have seen a nice rack to carry two spare batteries somewhere, but I can't find it now.

50 miles on 17.5Ah battery is pathetic. Do you pedal at all?

Use this opportunity to buy hydraulic brakes.

Polygon Heist X5 £399 You won't find them online. Look in stores Blacks/Millets/Go Outdoors https://www.millets.co.uk/16562035/polygon-heist-x5-urban-bike-16562035 https://www.polygonbikes.com/heist-x5/ Heist X2 was £299

Just to be clear - cheap bikes are what they are. Cheap and low quality. I don't see why person who is passionate about cycling would buy a cheap bike. The trick is to buy an expensive bike cheap. BTW... what is a cheap bike? £100? £500? £1000?

Cheap bikes are usually bought by people who have no knowledge about maintenance. There is no surprise some bikes fall apart shortly after purchase as they are not checked properly after unboxing.

If you want healthy and safe battery, charge it slowly.

...and your chain looks much better.

Of course it does.

You act fast. You can get suspension stem as well, but they are rather quite expensive. You are going to like it a lot.

Yes. Brake sensors. https://www.pswpower.com/products/bafang-hydraulic-brake-sensor-bbs01-bbs02-bbshd-or-brake-sensor-or-bike-brake

That is why you need a latex glove :)

To high saddle is not only inconvenient, but also dangerous when somebody is not confident enough. I wouldn't sell bike like that to beginner and especially to a beginner with your medical history. Don't worry about fixing flat tyre. I hope you have some nice cycling paths nearby. Just stop and...

Nice bike, but with built in obsolescence. Can't help thinking it is not the best choice for you. I hope I am wrong. Tip toes on ground is exactly how I like it, but I wouldn't recommend it to a beginner. This one...

You bought a bike and didn't tell? Now that is just rude! You know it takes a village to buy a bike? Show us what you got ;)

Just for the record: I have eventually received battery I ordered. Sorting things out took around a month and at some point I lost hope as communication wasn't great. Didn't have to pay customs. I sent a message to PSW asking what they want me to do with battery they sent by mistake, but they...

Hmmm... as far as I remember you had a rigid fork. Not much to service there... or leak. ;)

The only way to keep wheels is to buy a hub motor and lace the wheel or buy a mid drive. Mid drive seems to be easiest option and is better choice for MTB anyway. PS Go for 48V system