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Yep, I considered these too, might give them a go when my normal energizers wear out . Great price too at £12.99 each https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/tyres/700-x-35-37622-schwalbe-energizer-plus-tour-hs427-tyre-700-622/

Great tyres these, no punctures in nearly 3000 miles, great grip, low rolling resistance and hard wearing, whats not to like?. Plus the size I use are only about £11 each from SJS cycles

Carrera Crossfire-e , just under a year old, 2,800 miles

I passed a roadie on the way to work yesterday, up a hill. He shouted 'cheat!' and I shouted back 'carbon frame, skinny tyres, that's cheating !' Of course I could of stopped and told him the fact that I had just returned a couple of days ago from a 400 mile non-ebike (hybrid bike) cycle tour...

Without trying to sound like a scratched record, the Crossfire-e will handle your commute easily, I too have the same distance and have to rush home 2 days a week of the 5, to pick up on school run, never once let me down. It'll also be as quick as any of the (restricted) bikes you have listed...

Yep, I hear you Andy, some of the reports are cut outs and spokes breaking (I have had 3 go, easy to swap though) are off putting, granted. For the record, I commute EVERY day since last Sept, in all weathers, no problems, just clocked over 2500 miles in 9 months. Not being able to derestrict...

I think you missed a trick here, you could of got the crossfire-e for about £680 on the C2W scheme (after benefit), I can't see the Oxygen being £400 quid better. Halfords are doing the crossfire-e for £999 on a C2W special ( see scrolling image on the front page https://www.cycle2work.info/ )

I have the crossfire-e, a great commuting/touring bike. Lad at work just got the Vulcan-e, took it out for a spin, very impressive. Seems a bit lighter and are similar effort to maintain speed. Smaller wheels and knobbly tyres, wider bars, better gearing. I suspect the range to be about the...

If they still have your bike in the shop, pop in and get them to undo the neoprene cover and reinsert the connector, it is tight so needs a good push home