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The U-shape bracket can be rotated 90 degrees, so you can mount the small frog battery with the L side vertical or horizontal for smaller riders. To mount the small frog to the seat tube, you fit a seat post clamp with rack mounts to the seat tube then bolt to the U-shape bracket to the rack...

their success may well be due to nationalism. In difficult times, voters tend to lend their support to the government. let's wait until the next by-election then we'll know how effective Starmer is. John McDonnell was on Marr's show this morning. It's clear that the Corbynites are not happy...

There are some local factors that amplified the vote swing Labour to conservatives in Hartlepool like the choice of the Labour candidate. Rayner got blamed for that. I believe most Corbynites will eventually come to support Starmer when they think their chance of being re-elected is improved...

unlikely scenario though. BJ is different compared to other tory leaders in that he is quite willing to borrow to spend. However, when the pandemic is over, he won't be able to continue that way. The feelgood factor will disappear when the tab has to stop growing at last year's rate. The...

your reasoning is illogical. Labour does very well in Wales because they want to hold on to power. Labour can win in England with someone who is not a Marxist, like Blair has demonstrated. There are more anti-tory votes than tory votes in England. If Labour wins in England and Wales, there is no...

the tories' instinct is to cling on to power, they will unite when necessary whereas half of Labour apparatus are Marxists who know deep down they can't win power with their ideology and would rather control the party than address the needs of those who traditionally vote against the tories.

Labour lost because it is divided. Its MPs are more interested in in-fighting than looking for policies to appeal to a post industrial and poorly educated population.

spokes break on the rear motor wheel is a fairly common gripes. The front wheel receives far less weight compared to thee rear wheel, so unlike spokes on the rear wheel, spokes on the front wheel are never put under much stress and never break. The cause is usually some spokes are loosened...

fabulous design and build.

we all like simple solutions. One battery is better than two even when two batteries offer more permutations.

the DWG22C that I stock can take 25A on 36V but the optimal speed would be too low. It's optimised for 15mph on 48V.

I think that depends on how the rider mounts the bike. On a Dutch frame bike, the rear rack battery causes no problem at all because you don't have to swing your leg over the luggage rack. If the battery is mounted on the side of the rack instead, the centre of gravity is shifted onto the side...

what do you mean? True socialists like Corbyn would like all the benefits paid for by those who are wealthy. Blair split the cost more equally.

if you don't mind waiting until the end of the month, Woosh Santana3 is worth a look and it won't break your budget. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?santana3

I am scared of cells with high discharge rate. They may increase the fire risk.

agreed. that can be mitigated by local energy storage at charging stations, buy off peak, sell on higher price.

it's not true that most batteries on sale with kits don't use the most energy dense cells. Her kit can be bought with 17.5AH HL battery which costs £100 more than the same with 13AH battery. The 17.5AH HL battery uses the Samsung INR18650-35E cells, same with the best out there in Bosch bikes...

right now, demand for Lithium batteries far outstrips supply. All the major manufacturers put their prices up, except for Chinese cell manufacturers.

there is a need for batteries that suit small frames. The problem is small batteries usually have small capacity and not suitable for strong motors.

Riley gave up the kit and got a refund.