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try the old cable and LCD - they may still be OK.

there isn't much anyone can do. Just look back at the episode of Abu Hamza the Hook. His family got given a 5-bed house in London worth more than 1 million so he'll agree to go quietly. Until the various wars giving rise to the current masses of refugees stop, there will be plenty to abuse the...

if you are in goverment, your hands are mostly tied by various treaties and international conventions that previous goverments have signed and adopted. For example, the French goverment can easily let the migrants invade the channel tunnel, our government will have no choice but put them in jail...

robustly built.

Merkel is not insane. We have all signed up to the Geneva 1951 Conventions, accepting the rights of migrants and refugees and nobody is going to throw human beings back into the sea.

you can get honeywell hall sensors from CPC farnell. You have to check the type of your current hall sensor. I think you need bipolar latch in TO-92 case. http://cpc.farnell.com/honeywell-s-c/ss461a/hall-effect-sensor/dp/SN35866

The advantages of the Oxydrive are: lower weight, stealthy, no messing with gear change. Otherwise, the BBS02 750W is about twice as powerful as the Oxydrive on hills.

all that weight to replace a derailleur? I am not sure it will sell here.

OK, silly is me. Factors like suspension, type and width of tyres are much more important than the difference in diameter between 26" and 28", I don't think that'll make 10% difference in range.

that's silly. Air resistance is the biggest factor, an order of magnitude (10x) higher than rolling resistance. Air resistance is proportional to speed x speed x speed (speed power 3).

you can get a pair of hydraulic brake sensors and glue them to your levers.

that guy rides a Greyp. http://www.greyp.com/

I reckon a range of 40-45 miles with a 15AH battery is more likely to have a pleasant ride. You have speed, headwind, cold weather and gradient all affecting range.

you'd better make up your mind soon. The Pound has lost 6% since the new year meaning price rise is imminent. As soon as the weather starts to warm up, prices will have to go up.

Ann, it's very easy to turn off the pedal assist, 5 minutes. You only have to remove the magnetic disc that is attached to the bottom bracket. You can buy a small folder like the Viking for £350, it does not go fast or far but it is easy to chuck in the back of your car.

Ann, the common 26in hub kits have ISO 559 rims. You have ISO 590 rims, you will need the motor relaced into a rim like this one: http://www.amazon.com/SunRingle-CR-18-36-hole-Polished-fits/dp/B001CK0MAU Alternatively, buy a crank drive kit.

the OP has a 650A wheel. I did warn her that not many suppliers have that size. Simplest solution may be to get a 650B kit and adjust the rim brakes to fit.

the previous post is the shortest installation manual for BBS02 I've ever seen. Well done.

You can select 18", 20" or 21" frame, same price. They have a nice little chart to select the right size according to your leg length.

they don't all die at the same time. The most expensive item is the LCD then the controller. The cable is the cheapest. Let's hope it's just a damaged cable. You can always detach the LCD and/or the controller and send it/them in for testing, it'll save you having to advance the cash.