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I don't find that surprising, my arm was sore for 24 hours and I know loads of people that felt a bit feverish / under the weather for a couple of days after the injection. I don't think most people would report it, it was on the list of expected reactions on the leaflet that we got (edited to...

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths-by-vaccination Note Chile using Sinovac vaccination

Just watched Breathtaking on ITV - sounds depressingly like your experience

Are we sure that figure excludes patients that are already in hospital for other reasons and tested positive ?

I don't think lockdown had been tried before in previous epidemics ? Not disagreeing that it stopped the NHS being overwhelmed. I think the problem here is that our public health capabilities had been hollowed out over the years. South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam had much better...

A lot of the East Asian countries had much stronger public health testing, contact tracing , isolation regimes and a population (better educated ? ) much more willing to follow social distancing protocols that allowed them to do much better both economically and health wise during the pandemic...

As mikelbikel 's first link makes clear "Polar ice has steadily decreased over the last few decades, opening potential new trade routes that could link Asia, North America and Europe."

So you also couldn't find any scientific research that contradicts the fact that Antarctic ice mass is decreasing ? https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aaz5845 https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/ice-sheets/#:~:text=Key%20Takeaway%3A,adding%20to%20sea%20level%20rise...

Yep, at the bottom of my screenshot you can see thumbnails of all the different options, go to the link and click on each one to see the different options, quite a lot of 5 pin ones

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005880622938.html ?

Please do show me proper scientific research that claims the antarctic sea mass is not decreasing https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adi0186

antarctic ice mass and extent are different things https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/ice-sheets/

With the Woosh Torque Sensor and power based pas level controller, I can comfortably get to 17 mph (15.5 +10%) on the flat on level 1 assistance which is max 150 watts (I am 105kg). You might only need max assist for that incline - so your range may be better than you expect.

Don't think it would be difficult to add another battery I'm interested in the belt drive / 2 speed automatic gears - is 2 speed enough ?

That looks an absolute bargain Bafang h400 rear hub motor Tektro hydraulic brakes 180mm rotors Torque sensor All the accessories, mudguards, kickstand, pannier rack Not idea about the automatic gears, is this a good thing ? Also belt drive ? Does that work ok ? 20kg I would possibly like a...

I'm sure Woosh will be along soon but 1) approx 95mm *50mm *30mm - although obviously wires coming out the 95mm end 2) Yes. Although, because it is a power based 15 amp controller , level 1 (=0.2*15 = 3 amps) lets me cycle on the flat at 17mph (15.5mph assist limit + 10%) using very little power

I think lots of people buy e-bikes through the cycle to work scheme also use their bikes for leisure cycling. On one hand I think if you have got the money and if it brings you pleasure, go for it. On the other hand, if people are using it mostly for roads / light trails, I would advise them...

My favourite Rambletta story https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/woosh-rambletta-and-ribble-cgr-al-e.37529/#post-561570 https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/help-me-buy-an-ebike.46330/?view=date#post-696198

That's very good - 100 metres at 18.6 % is a good test

Yes - Does @Woosh sell the rambletta with the 12 Ah battery option instead of the 10 Ah one ? On the Woosh website it doesn't give a price for a new Rambletta with the 12 Ah battery option edited - on the online shop bit it does show the Rambletta with the 12 Ah battery option