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I would also like to know if these can be bought - on the piccie by JezWhy it looks like a 90 degree clamp/peg device. I think I've seen one before fitted on a seatpost for a rear light, but not sure.

Check this one from Oxygen... http://www.oxygenbicycles.com/e-bikes/s-cross-cb

Which model in the Rockshox range did you choose?

Does this help... http://www.higoconnector.com/home They may do custom length cables.

Can you confirm if it's from the pedal bearings, or not?

Is this it... http://www.higoconnector.com/products/z610am-p-00-ac-1000/s999K#title Or this... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-Electric-Bike-9pins-Motor-Waterproof-Extend-Cable-Connector-ebike-Bicycle-/152987899739

This will help you understand the parallelogram system...

That's interesting to know, I'll follow it up - unless someone else out there can elaborate.

After weeks of gentle riding over gnarly bridle paths, pot-hole ridden tarmac and searching, checking and testing every component for an annoying rattle – it came down to a small amount of rotational play of the battery when fitted to the frame. It was only about 0.007” each way and the battery...

And a 30.9 mm diameter version... https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/suntour-sp12-ncx-seatpost-30.9mm-medium-566529

As above from Nealh plus this... https://www.rosebikes.co.uk/suntour-sp12-ncx-suspension-seat-post-614118 and this...

How about a hardtail with a Suntour NCX suspension seatpost along with the panniers and mudguards fitted by bike supplier?

Are you really saying that J**** was a brave man????????????

Don't see why not, or, go to your profile, top right of this page - click, enter your location near bottom of details.

Check the tyre pressures are okay. If they're on the lower end of the pressure limits embossed on the tyres, pump them up, but it depends on the terrain you cycle on and your weight to find a happy setting.

Lift each wheel (separately), spin it by hand, apply the brake, make sure the pads release fully, if not - realign the caliper(s)

Agree with Woosh and Fat Rat. One of my local rides is on the Tour de Yorkshire route, it's classed as a Cat 2 climb and my Oxygen MTB copes with it no problem. Most of my rides consist of climbing hills from the Wharfe Valley to a level with Harewood/Leeds Bradford airport. I did have an issue...

Look at Vanarama site.

It's a personal thing, but +1 for the Oxygen, pay them a visit. http://www.oxygenbicycles.com/

What Nealh says is so true, bike sales in this country are increasing every year and this brings out the quick buck/no idea repair merchants jumping on the bandwagon. A quick google search brings up this place... http://www.northwestelectricbikecentre.co.uk/ ... give them a ring.