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PSW have good and cheap batteries (just not the one you linked). Greenlance is another good choice if you are looking for UK supplier.

I am not trying to argue. I am just trying to give you best advice even if it is not what you would like to hear. I know those bikes are easy to pedal. Fat bikes are designed to operate by throttle or in ghost pedal mode, but on seats like that you and your wife will have to keep legs wide open...

Yes, but I was referring also to Knapp bike (which can be seen on his avatar I think).

Knapp is a bike in your avatar? Believe me neither of your bikes is suitable to ride as ordinary bicycle. Both are mopeds dressed up to look like bicycles for legal reasons. Your avatar is very small and I can't see clearly, but it looks like both bikes have massive motorbike seats and on...

Bike you bought is designed for throttle use only. Your wife will find it very difficult to pedal this thing.

I can't help but think you want to throw good money after bad on this bike. If quick release springs were preventing wheel from fitting well it means components were not matched well. It all should be easy fit.

It never happened to me. Wheel always fits exactly as it should. If I were you I would check Facebook and Ebay within 10 miles radius. It might be cheaper to buy entire bike than just a wheel.

https://www.gov.uk/product-safety-alerts-reports-recalls/product-recall-canyon-e-bike-batteries-2411-0074

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Slime-Puncture-Suitable-Non-Toxic-Eco-Friendly/dp/B000W45GGW/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=3DOMYX1JTJKBC&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.9RJ7Z8wZLy9m39qMvgE0BDKL2mYFNqMF0g71VWn9zvRQqXKKGW_tfaoh8ZRBdz_Y4vb_jc4nP8Ye6X91qTFaJJ77T56He57MO0puKIzJGSOcfBylUTYpK-8RlioECv4C_7aOy3iW6DZA5ZlbmKIbNRSBbi1Jlbp...

Nah

I was referring to use and waste culture. Energy and materials used to produce this thing. Also people who buy it tend to drop it where they were using it. I have.

Not an environmentally friendly option.

I can say the same about keeping battery at home. I will start to worry when I see people here reporting problems, but I hear what you are saying... it might be worth to add some extra protection.

Two screws, 65 cells and it holds fine on two bolts.

It is a thread from 2022.

Would love to see some pictures from your rides.

Storing and charging battery at home is dangerous not riding a bike. In unlikely case of fire while on a bike ride, you should have enough time to get off. How old are you?

I have old gen Deore XT brakes on my MTB. Probably not worth upgrading to new XT or XTR, but it would be nice to upgrade brakes on my sons bike. On another hand it might make more sense to buy entire new bike.

Brakes are set up EU-style with front brake on the left, rear on the right. These can easily be swapped using a 8mm spanner. Is bleed kit is also required?