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I'd say yes. All political structures have some degree of democratic deficit otherwise it's chaos. The EU is a much better supranational structure than for example the UN, NATO and WTO that we are part of.

Timbo, I think OG means some of the brexit voters, not all, but a sufficient percentage, at least 1 in 40, did not see through the lies and exagerations that they know now. It is of course clear to many that brexit means not only leaving the EU but also the Single Market in order to control EU...

you'll need a few days for your legs' muscles to get used to the torque sensor.

UK faces the possible loss of its reserve currency status if it fails to secure full access to the European single market. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/10/13/standard--poors-warns-on-uk-reserve-currency-status-as-brexit-ha/ if that happens, Mrs May will be a goner.

don't worry about your weight. Woosh sell mainly to people who are traditionally built. If you need a better puller, check out the Big Bear, possibly the most popular bike on the forum. Big Bear: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?bigbear

sunil, you'd better email support@wooshbikes.co.uk with your questions. Bikes with full throttle do not require you to pedal, you can rest both feet, same for crank driven bikes. The bottom bracket has a clutch for that. Range depends on the trail you ride, headwind, speed and your weight...

Donald Tusk expressed his view today: it's hard brexit or no brexit at all. He is hoping that before the end of the two year period, the UK is going to call off article 50. a lot of people do not think that the Pound has found a bottom. This is their analysis: brexit is a shock. We react to...

His: could be woosh Bali, crank drive, 15AH battery, has throttle, £1,029. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?bali Hers: could be woosh Petite, 15AH battery, also has throttle, £899. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?petite

apparently, for every remain voter who regrets, 6 brexit voters do.

that'll please the brexit voters.

I must praise the BBC for their current reporting on the opening of the Court case against the use of royal pregorative to trigger brexit. from the Guardian today.

these variables vary over time.

aren't we the most superior country? doesn't the world want to buy our Pound?

we can brexit any time Tillson. The question is timing and strategy. At the moment, we are not exactly flush as a country. I would suggest that we need perhaps a 10 year transition period to prepare our economy for a future outside the EU then leave.

I think inflation is the clearest message to all voters and it will soon be the right time to run polls asking voters if they would still vote the same way, before triggering article 50. If there is a clear majority to remain, then parliament should intervene to run a second referendum.

more insults. Brexiters use them like ammunitions in lieu of logical arguments.

as if a few insults would make Unilever drop their price increase. Tesco's will reach the part of 'Hartlepool Man' where others don't.

the FTSE100 usually goes up when the Pound goes down. Today, the Pound lingers around $1.22 while FTSE100 dropped 0.66%. It seems to me that professional investors with political connections start selling stock and buy back Sterling. I am not saying she is in the middle of it though.

that does look good but most people in your age group would appreciate some sort of suspension. Also, the cranks seem too long to me.