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Try setting P3 #1 for current control & P2 # 1. You can only try and guess P1 but start with 16 magnets and gearing of 5:1 giving 80 for P1 equally you could try and fine tune with any figure between 80 - 90. Barring that you will have to experiment with many numbers to see if any work at all...

I find this Cateye very good. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CatEye-MTB-Right-Hand-Side-Rear-View-Bicycle-Mirror-fixes-to-Bar-Ends-16-20mm/142523420282?epid=2254370161&hash=item212f0ece7a:g:52AAAOSwqbxZ~ILS

Benjamin your chap on the Bluebell may be female or male, but most likely at this time of year a female forager. The white flower looks like a wood anemone, not clear from your pic but the centre anthers are usually yellow. Leaving verges etc to flower provides fabulous areas for declining...

Tubed or tubeless flat ?

Not forgetting that the illusional drag effect is also down to the fact that an ebike unassisted is carrying extra dead weight and in some cases may be 10kg or more then a nice lightweight 9 or 10kg bike (esp a drop bar bike).

209wh battery is 7s 3p using PF cells.

Marwood found them on ebay, type in motorcycle panniers and you should see them listed. Last time I looked some were up in price by 4x +. In post #2 above my links for them still work.

Road bike should be quicker on the flat and most likely downhill. Emtb may have it on inclines but will be restricted to 15.5mph after this you have to put in effort.

The Yose hub is their own it's a copy of other similar hubs, it is not to dissimilar to the Q128c at 119mm diameter. The main difference to compare will be motor winding. Yose listings I have seen vary from 270 - 320 rpm dependant on wheel sizes. The Woosh hub may be a slower wind, if so it...

It's a cool looking bike and fast, AFAICR 28 -30 mph seemed to be Chris's speed as Leewave and I cruised behind at 25 mph.

Hi Chris long time no hear. Still know one else between us on the map though they are out there as I see them sometimes.

Ideal world tv for a cheap leccy folder, take it to the office type of bike. Though of no use if onward travel is by bus or tube.

Cwah's bikes are usually diy builds there uniqueness is the unfetching diy look that makes then look errrr unique. So much so that they don't look like a bike that anyone would be interested in taking. That said as long as the bike does what you want it to do, it doesn't have to be a nice off...

All you can do is try bike's for size, may be open your scope for suitable bikes and consider a step thru. Rear hub drive is as equally as good as mid /crank drive unless it is hard core off roading you are looking for. IGH may lack the range of gears even with electric assist for hilly...

It's a high risk option, you will get away with it for a while. A routine will get notice, time /day and how long left for then some scumbag will have it away in a few seconds. A small battery angle grinder or some croppers will not take long to disable any locks.

LCD 3 has a speed setting which is adjustable, switch on and press +/-together for up to 10 secs then scroll through the menu where you can up the speed limit ( can be set to km/h or mph). Other wise it may be down to your cadence rate or gearing that prevents you from matching throttle in PAS...

LCD3 has a voltmeter reading which I find is accurate and matches my DVM. In use a quick press of the on/off button cycles through the menu showing distance, odo & voltage.

If high pressure is there an issue when you put the bike away, does the shed get very warm inside on sunny day. One day I left my beekeeping barrow in the car for a few hours and bang, the tube exploded and at the same time the pressure blew the plastic rim to pieces.

My Boardman cx I use 50 - 60psi on rear and never had an issue with exploding tyres. Tyre's I use are Smart Sam Plus 40c, Scwalbe CX comp 38c & Panaracer Comet hardpack 38c. Recently fitted a Gaadi to the rear and all ticketyboo.

BCM 10% off once a month at CRC as well, bikes not included.