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I think the remainers are going to get it, possibly 52/48 in England. this is the analysis from a recent YouGov poll of 22,000 Britons. No surprise there.

and I remember living in a 2-up/2-down with the toilet outside in the back of the garden and coal in the basement.

Do you mean Storck as in Storck Raddar? http://www.storck-bicycle.cc/

the connector for your throttle is this 3-pin:

that would be Boris. He has always been a shrewd operator, he'll negociate to get us back in one way or another. Exports to the EU would be the same as selling to Norway or Switzerland or the Channel Islands at the moment. The thing is though, back in 1975, we were the sick man of Europe and...

6 months: probably not much other than the banks speculating against the Pound but two years in, the biggest problem for firms is unfair competition, the most affected will be our farmers and our fishermen. For individuals, the biggest problem is the drop in the value of the Pound.

this country won't be at peace with itself until Brexit happens. Presented with either membership of the EEA or the EU, the choice will be easy. Our government (presumably lead by Boris) will ask the EU for more time if necessary to get back in.

try one of the ezee bikes.

you said it yourself, the EU want/need to be big. I am sure they'll negociate. Any way, article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty will let them extend the two years period. I always thought that it does not matter which party has the majority in the House, our government is not daft enough to leave the...

I quite like that idea actually. There is not much risk. If the Pound gets trashed, our export and living cost will rise, reducing the current budget deficit and perhaps more people can see that we actually don't control much in this brave new world.

stay is slightly ahead. Current bets: Leave: 47.99% Stay: 52.01% http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/eu-referendum/referendum-on-eu-membership-result I usually find one reason or another to vote with the losers. It was fun watching the banks betting against sterling this...

that why I think it may back fire on him. The bookies are rarely wrong, Leave was 2/1 yesterday and 9/4 after Cameron appeared on A.M. program. A lot of journos under-estimate the debating skills of Cameron and over-estimate the mass appeal of Boris. the funny bit is Boris says he loves...

the bookies have leave at 9/4

that may backfire on him. The reality is that the majority of Tory's MPs are on Cameron's side and nobody likes a traitor.

beam me up scotty... Scotland would need oil price at over $100 to stand still if becoming independent. It's not going to happen soon.

I think only blue and yellow/green are compulsory, the brown can be replaced with red or violet or white.

for me, not having to drive round and round looking for a parking space is priceless.

that motor is very good at 48V but I think this one is better at 36V:

A powerful DD motor adds too much weight, a powerful front geared hub may slip, a powerful rear geared hub may break spokes. For tackling hills, I'd go for a crank drive every time, may be with a gear sensor fitted though.

the balls inside the bearings always suffer from a bit of wear. When you re-assembled the motor, the outer ring of bearings may have moved a little, the balls inside don't run as smoothly as before.