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If you're sure the forks need widening, then these might help... SPREADERS Post some piccies so we can double check there's nothing else holding the wheel in.

In your last picture, is the smallest gear fitted the wrong way round?

Chain slap over bumpy sections. Which RD do you have?

Any links to the alarm/light please?

Will this do... BOX

Depending on the terrain you ride on, you might find this useful... STEM

Cheapest option is always new inner and outer cables, but not the best for peace of mind. +1 for Nealh recommendations.

Well done, thanks.

Check the headset bearing load.

The ad's disappear if I increase the screen size to 110% on my laptop.

If possible, you need to have a test run by putting the bikes on the rack(s). There are a few ebike racks that accommodate the bike's weight, but do'n't have the spacing between the tyre channels, hence the chainstays catch the other bikes forks.

It's all down to cause and effect. The majority of road dirt comes from the rear wheels forward motion and air turbulence. Look into fitting deeper mud flaps and even make your own so they drop from the bodywork inboard of the wheels, another option is to make a full width rubber deflector...

Probably gone up in price to pay for all the crossfire returns!

Drill 4 small holes in the SKS, use a couple of tie wraps to mount it above/below the crossbrace.

Nice pics Nev, how did you fit the bottle cage to the battery tube?

+1 for soundwave, also, ensure the caliper bolts are loose, pull the brakes ON then tighten caliper bolts.

Reasonably easy to remove, even without a crown race remover. Many videos on the subject and this... https://www.huckingkitty.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=461

Those x-rays look horrific, good luck with the refit.

Just waiting for the weather to pick-up to get a few more test rides in to find the handlebar height sweet spot then out comes the hacksaw.

Riser type may be the answer, but have you thought of asking a pipe-bending company to to look into heating and reshaping the RH side of a set of handlebars to bring it nearer to you gradually from rise section. We personalise our bikes to suite our bodies, this may be a way forward for your...