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Yes, you are right, but being unable to lace or redish a wheel I stay on the safe side and try to keep the frame as symmetrical as possible. Everybody probably already know this link : https://www.sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html

The way I do it. First test with a magnet to be sure it is a steel frame. I use a threaded rod, some wooden blocks, two washers and two screws. The rod goes through the blocks and the dropouts. There is some spring back, to get a permanent 135mm from 126mm I had to stretch to 170mm. Could be a...

Thank you for your advises. I will go for a 48v Ok about the PAS, I will check the bottom bracket and crank. About the brake lever, I agree that you can connect a V brake lever and a caliper or cantilever... But you won't get the right amount of pull and the right pressure on the brake shoes...

First of all, excuse my poor english:) I would like to convert a steel bike to electric with a rear wheel Yose bike. Questions: are the levers brakes in the kit compatible with caliper brakes ? I think they would need to have two different positions of anchorage, one for Vbrakes and another...