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Don't overthink it. It is just a multitool. Buy one and get on a bike. PS I like multitool I bought at Lidl. It was only few £

Except DfT is as confused as Mark Sutton. " The government proposes (...) to amend the legal definition of EAPCs, so that the maximum continuous power output of the electric motor is 500 watts instead of 250 watts "...

They look OK. Depends what you expect. I have many multitools I gathered over years and they are always a compromise. They just good enough to patch up things and get home. Good enough is all what you need really.

Which specific all in one tool you have in mind? There are many out there.

It is working! It is working! Oh, I really like the feel... but I miss throttle. Luckily bike is for my wife, not for me. Now the hard part - cable management. Should have really started with that and prepared some intube cables to solder after motor installation. It is to late now to make it...

Why? The only reason to install it IMO is to prevent motor rotation, ergo I don't need it in my case. Is there something I don't see?

Thank you for clarification. I still think it is lame though. If 17.08mph is the legal speed limit it should be clearly written in the law. Not 15.5mph and wink wink nudge nudge minister said something different.

I understand it is a tolerance left for inaccuracy of measurement while speed is measured on the road for example by speed cameras. In this case bike clearly knows what is its speed and it keeps assisting anyway. Is it still legal?

SW has certificate and a dongle. Is his bike legal? Yes, that is exactly what I think. As far as I remember law requires motor to stop assisting at 25km/h. There is nothing written there about where wheels should be - on road or in the air. In case of a bike we are talking about, motor...

V shaped bracket on second picture? The one I am planning not to install?

How 17.08mph would be a pass when limit is 15.5?

I am just installing TSDZ2B and trying to find all bits that were flying around for few months. I just wonder if I really need all of them or if I can just happily skip some. For sure I won't be installing rear bracket as there is no space for it and I don't think it is needed: Real...

15.5mph is the legal limit as far as I understand, not 17.7

How about removing lock on rear wheel and fitting brake instead?

Where did you take this value from?

I agree with almost all what you said, but that: was unnecessary and inappropriate. I would advice against taking high moral ground as we have skeletons in our closet too, like Bloody Sunday massacre.

Your bike has front rim brake.

Skills they have, there are no doubts about that. Both of them. ... but they put in danger themselves, pedestrians and drivers.

Of course I don't. I just wanted to show you why there should be accountability. What you propose is to give those idiots right to legally buy mopeds and join traffic without any control. BTW one of those idiots is just looking for a powerful e-bike on another forum. He thinks he is to slow and...

Let me try to explain then. Watch how Dumb and Dumber ride and tell me it still eludes you why they should be controlled.