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Those pads aren't compatable with M7000. Your problem is not so much quality of brakes but asking to much of them. Its all about heat build up and disposing of that heat. With M7000 you have few options 1) Used pads with fins on them Jxxx series. 2) Icetech discs, aluminum core with SS outer...

Easier replace whole system, Shimano M315 brakes are cheap as on special. If want better brake go for Deore, differently step up in performance.

Try to get money back, otherwise next time you risk being stuck with faulty motor out of warranty. The bosch drives aren't perfect but most failures are CX drive on eMTBs due to drive bearing failure from water ingress. Lot of this water comes from hosing down of bike after ride. Not something...

The 27.5 will give shorter wheelbase making for more manoeuvrable bike in tight corners, plus center of gravity will be lower. 29" wheels roll better and give slightly smoother ride on rough surfaces.

Suntour NEX forks are excellent coil forks, but not sure if they are compatable.

Could see market for it in professional road racing. For ebikes better of using higher loss shaft drive systems from motorbikes. With ebikes , especially commuters low maintenance and reliability is far more important than efficiency.

With your knee cadence sensing maybe better way to go. Most factory middrives like Bosch and Shimano are torque sensing. There are few bikes that allow you to switch between torque and cadence but they are rare. This would allow you start ride in torque then switch to cadence if knee starts...

I try for something that allows you to use your eMTB battery as a spare. What motor and battery does it use?.

How it works seems to vary between SW versions and displays. On my MTB Intuvia I had to hold little walk button down all time, not easy. On wifes intuvia this button activitated walk mode but to make it walk push Up or Down button, problem was it dropped out of walk mode after 5 sec if not...

Not really stated want you plan to do with bike.

The idea behind 15mph limit was to stop ebikes weaving throw unassisted riders at speed. This 15mph was choosen as it about average speed for unassisted commuter. If you open cycle paths up to ebikes capable of cruising at 25-30mph why not allow scooters on it. Annoying as limit is I've no...

Corratec Life CX 10S. Good for 180Kg plus its stepthrough with powerful motor.

If you want bike as quick commuter, hence derestricting then go for more powerful eMTB motors eg Bosch CX 75nm. For touring I'd go for something like Bosch Activeline Plus 50nm. Its quieter, more economical at cruising speeds 12-15mph, easier to ride unassisted. Shimano Steps E6000 50nm motor...

Cube's factory QA department might interested in photo of cable, doubt that is in the build instructions. Hopefully shop will pass it on to them.

Looks like electrical cable, someone tucked surplus length up into tube out of way. Maybe unused lighting cable. Ask shop to move to better location. If you want to do it your self, then remove left crank (need a crank puller) and engine cover. There should be some youtube videos on this.

A 250W motor with low gearing will climb any hill with easy. On max assist expect 2-3 times your unassisted climbing speed, lower without breaking a sweat, higher if you want to work hard. Even eco(low) assist level expect x1.5 increase in climbing speed with moderate work rate. Given no one is...

The kit middrives are typically cadence sensing, but there maybe some torque sensing ones. Factory middrives like Bosch are torque sensing. Don't expect kit motor to give same feel as Bosch, but they will still flatten hills.

If you have to cut seatpost down I'd say frame is to big for you. Ask shop to check it out.

Almotion for faster road tyre.

Checkout Dillenger Ebike Kits, they are a Aussie company.