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I rather like them, but at that price I'll look for a pair of ex-polis Craven fibreglass panniers as were fitted to cop BMWs.

Jeremy, of this parish, has one or two designs for exactly that. Google - site: pedelecs.co.uk fuel gauge

I've never seen a dog run a red light or wear lycra (although, with pampered fashion mutts, I'm not too sure the latter doesn't exist).

I routinely use the google site search instead of forums' own searchers, as many of them are fairly useless.

There are two adjusters on the front set - one for low movement limit, one for high movement limit. Have a look on Sheldon Brown's site Sheldon Brown-Bicycle Technical Information Derailer Adjustment

With all that engine up the front? I seriously doubt it.

In the google search box put this site: pedelecs.co.uk rear lights and see what comes up... you'll notice it says "more from pedelecs" click on that and "commuter light deal" comes up, down the page a bit. You can narrow the search fairly well if you recall more of the title or content of the...

www.tubelesswheels.com has really useful information on it but it's down at the moment. I can't claim originality, simply copied what had been done by others - found a 24" tube, stretch-fitted it to the 26" rim, cut it open circumferentially and fitted the tyre. This way, the cut tube forms the...

I've used Slime and other things like it on car and motorcycle wheels for years - all I can tell you is; 90% it's a waste of time and money in a tubed tyre. It's worked 100% for me in tubeless tyres and for that reason I went tubeless on my rear bicycle wheel. The tyre is dosed up with latex as...

As far as swimming versus walking goes... The only way to avoid drowning is to learn to walk on water. And wear LED wristbands.

There is the major consideration that these 'handling fees' from the likes of DefEx, PUS, etc are a significant revenue stream for them and they make a point of 'special handling' of parcels that would be liable for duty, in the fairly sure knowledge of collecting their nice little earner on...

It's unusual to find anyone with an apse these days.

Looks like she's on her way to the allotments, so saving money by not shopping at Waitrose.

I think I'd feed the 3-phase output into a transformer at the head of the pole and conduct it away as near to 250V as possible, feeding an immersion heater in a central heat store as year-round, round-the-clock low-grade heating which will provide a significant contribution to the overall energy...

There's always a danger, when things get too technical, that some may think they're being lectured to. If they'd just ignore the deeply techy bits or ask for clarification, that would be fine. It's not so much 'nobody likes a smartarse', it's an element in the British psyche of not liking...

Thumbs up for the Konion cells. I have 15Ah of Bosch Fatpacks, stripped of their gubbins, going great guns in mine.

sroyr i arim pishe - hny. and meay theo rorad rsih up to meat your tires

ps. i'm snot piesh

Happ y New yar to all you buffers anad that icldixe the graniris too.

There's a simple personal filter - if it's too techy, skate over it. No need to have a flounce about it. Ffs, I'm as techy as they come in some subjects, but some days I really can't be bothered with it and just ignore it.