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Woosh Camino: https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?camino The electrics is pretty much 100% rainproof.

there is no 250W DD motor that I know of. If you go for 1,000W one, you would need to put your bike through an SVA to be street legal.

from personal experience. The OP said himself that he replaces his nylon cogs every few weeks. The OP has explained his economic reasons, I accept his explanation.

I can see that you need a robust motor but let say 80 miles a day, 5 days a week, that's 400 miles a week. 20,000 miles a year. Hub motors are built for 4,000 miles, you would save money with a direct drive motor.

Rishi should listen to your very sensible advice. Put 2 pence on VAT, income tax and corporation tax and 10p on a pint of beer right away to pay for Covid.

the Rambla does not have a throttle, Santana3 does but it's not lightweight.

The NHS can move people around. I know a couple of junior doctors who got picked for Covid duty in London Excel but got released just before back in May because they weren't needed. The main issue is the increasing rate of hospitalisations. At the moment, we have something like 5000/30% beds...

time for a step through perhaps? https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rambla

give vaccines another year. I like the traditional approach of using inactivated copies of virus. current progress report: https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/inaugural-who-partners-forum/novel-coronavirus-landscape-covid-19-(6).pdf?sfvrsn=3086971d_1&download=true

all the current medications (dexamethasone, remdesivir, synthetic antibodies like regeneron's REGN-COV2 etc) don't replace nor boost your own immunity. They suppress the symptoms or reduce the rate of replication of the virus. If we rely on them instead of vaccines, we'll give pharma companies...

the battery is locked to the frame and comes with two keys. You don't need the key to ride on electrics, only to remove the battery. The advantage is you don't have to remove the battery when you leave the bike in a public place. The rear motor is tightly bolted to the frame with two 18mm wheel...

no we can't. Too many of us has one or more Neanderthal genes...

the main agreement is sooner or later, we'll have to live with Covid. The disagreement is what do we do from now until an effective vaccine is produced.

They say 'Avoid the 3 Cs: crowded places, closed contact settings and closed and confined spaces'. The rest is as flecc said, use your common sense.

BS should be pleased that Swaminathan (WHO) suggests that we should prioritise education and deprioritise pubs and restaurants. She did not say 'shut them down immediately' though.

I watched an interesting discussion on BBC News 'Global Questions' this afternoon. It's about Covid. On one side is Prof Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University defending herd immunity, signatory of the Barrington declaration, and on the other side, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist of the WHO...

they seem to have disappeared because of my windows phone's camera is not very good, but they are there.

if you are looking for Russian interference, the story of how H. Clinton's emails were found on the laptop of Clinton's assistant's estranged husband is a good example. Mike Pompeo will lose his job soon, that's pretty much guaranteed, H. Clinton prosecuted? Unlikely.

that may work. A popup omni-directional wind turbine for your bike to charge your battery while you are not riding?

Search: you can use google site search. For your example, go to google and enter site: pedelecs.co.uk england fork https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A+pedelecs.co.uk+england+fork kits: for your weight, look for a rear hub motor with a good torque like this DWG22C...