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Read this... http://www.ebikeschool.com/install-hub-motor-washers/ ... to understand the nut/washer arrangement. Check the drop-outs for damage and/or cracks, do some research into torque arms and if you need them. If the cable is damaged, contact Woosh and take up his offer to repair it...

None on my Oxygen MTB either, however, the valve stem thread has a rubberised coating on it where the stem comes through the rim.

Here's another good emagazine from our Deutsche freunde, with English version.. https://ebike-mtb.com/en/

Well done, can't beat a bit of grease -

Front or rear? Does it click when spinning the wheels with bike lifted off the ground?

Pedal bearings or BB or loose change in your pocket!

Am I missing something here - is that piccie of a seatpost clamp not a handlebar clamp?

We spoke to Damian at SYEBC last weekend (put our Oxygen in for a checkover) he said just that about deliveries. Very popular bike and great Company to deal with. Did you have problems changing the tyres? Was Slime installed in the tubes?

HaHa, mind you, after climbing some of the hills near our place before I got the Oxygen MTB I could have done with and iron lung never mind an Oxy tank!

Great news, welcome to the Oxygen club.

Pains in the hands and wrists can sometimes arise from the bikes setup. After a few years of ownership with the same bike we can become a bit blase with regard to fit. If I were you, I'd look into bringing the saddle forward a little bit at a time, lifting the existing stem or fitting a shorter...

Look at this piccie... https://www.kwikfold.co.uk/product-page/kwikfold-3rd-generation-electric-folding-bike Is it the piece located on the chain stay under the top part of chain?

Superb job, good luck with business venture.

+1 for soundwave's advice plenty youtube vid's for how to do setup.

We've all been there, best investment ever is some blue Loctite for nuts/bolts that once fitted will not need to moved for a good while.

Or this at less than half the price... http://www.epicbleedsolutions.com/products/bleed-kits/sram/sram-bleed-kit/

Could it be that you've lost a load of fluid at some point in time and have a big airlock in the tubing? Like in a car with the same problem, first pump on the brake pedal - no braking just pressuring the air, moments later they work when a bit of fluid gets to the pads pistons. You may have...

You're welcome, nice to see other members on the forum so early in the day.

I think that means - a minimum of 15 psi is required to properly seat the tyre bead on the rim.

No flat roads in Sheffield, apart from Abbeydale Rd - but after Dore station it's a slog.