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No. You would be literally making a bomb. The more you try to contain gasses the bigger explosion you will get. Smoke is toxic and flammable. Chimney won't remove all of it , but it is better than nothing.

Avoid proprietary e-bikes.

You guys know most of it is fake, right?

You don't need eMTB to ride on roads. At your age I will prioritize power (as mentioned above) and comfort (step through frame and relaxed up right riding position, good saddle and good suspension). Till end of my days I will avoid proprietary systems like plague, so no Bosch motors for me...

Sounds like an uphill battle. It is so much easier to outflank problem and buy simple system with black and red cables. Gouach claim limited success in this field: https://www.gouach.com/ They say their batteries are compatible with Bosch, Yamaha, Brose ETC

Looks great. If you want to treat your battery, put it in sealed plastic bag with some moisture absorbent. ...and don't be overly concerned. Battery fires panic in media are spread by petrol lobby. Having that said, it is better to be safe than sorry.

It is a huge amount of toxic and flammable smoke which is the problem, not the fire itself. That is why I think stove is a good idea as smoke would be directed outside your house. Traditional extinguishers are ineffective against battery fire.

Lets hope your memory serves you well.

Keeping battery in stove does make sense. £4.50 filing cabinet is useless. Why would you need ammo box in stove?

Check Facebook and Ebay. It might be cheaper and easier to buy entire bike than just fork. Now it is a good time to buy.

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Check all cable connections. Make sure all are pushed all the way in. Don't do spark tests.

https://www.merlincycles.com/shimano-deore-m6100-m6120-front-and-rear-disc-brake-set-213641.html

I have three bikes with internal cables and nothing is rattling. No shorts either (we are talking about brake and derailer cables)

Absolutely. I see it not as a destruction of an old bike, but as a creation of a new one. Regardless if you reroute cables or not, you might need to dremel frame anyway. I had to file frame, file bit of a motor (to improve chainline) and... open motor to install it. It was a lot of work, but at...

I don't quite understand logic behind this decision. Between November 15 and April 15 there is a risk of fire and between April 16 and November 14 there is no risk of fire? :confused:

So when you come back to the place where you left your bike and find only pieces of your D-lock, there is a good chance your bike was stolen by police?

I find that hard to believe.

To make you feel better this bike was brand new and £1000 RRP. I butchered frame of my MTB even more to install TSDZ8.

Most likely it won't fit. I used dremel on my bike.