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... Oh dear are you sure you haven't gone into partnership with that Zatlan person? I am happy to agree \disagree and or argue with you on different topics but that last comment is so off base it defies response

... Was it not something the police had about you!

.. if the deals are service consultant based, then any EU restrictions on trade which was touted as one of reasons for exiting the EU, are irrelevant, so why Brexit? But if these companies want to deal with European clients then they will need to accept EU rules and ECJ rule...

... We agree on something else then. John Hanna runs a very good shop.

Most of the step through frames will have the battery on the back rack. Putting the battery in a slot vertically behind the saddle post is only on a few bikes. If you have a central drive motor then the battery on the back is not a problem and redistributes the weight. In addition to the bikes...

Dublin area .. no serious hills unless you live in howth , Killiney or Glencree. Any ebike will work ok. Your budget might just get you a Raliegh captus if you can get to Lisburn near Belfast.

.. probably the first decision to be made is whether you want a bike for the roads tarmac, gravel or a bike for rough ground . If the former then I suggest looking at the Raleigh Captus or Motus , or some of the cubes. If the later look to someone else for advice. I am sure that some of the...

You will have picked up from the messages here that , 1. There is a view, which I share that a Bosch engined ebike is reliable. 2. Most ebikes at the same price point from good makers are much of a muchness . Whether you decide on a Raliegh, a cube , or a Kalkoff, the riding experience will be...

... Promises promises

.. oh dear and I thought the Orangemen were parochial. Anyway my understanding is that it was the Irish who were making it first, and then the Scots , who nicked the idea, lost the letter e in whiskey, made it bland and flogged it to the USA. But what would I know...?

.. no but it takes time to set one up the EU Japan one took 3 years and you need to have something the other wants. Japan is good in high tech etc Europe can give it food . England imports food so what does England export? Their scotch whisky?

.. I suggest that makes your decision for you.. ! sell it.! There is even another reason the restriction on USA bikes is at 20 mph not 15

An ordinary bike weighs about 14 kg, a battery weighs about 3.5kg, a motor another 4 kg , a controller and wiring another 1kg, so an overall weight penalty of 9kg for electrifying a bike. Typical well speced road worthy ebikes are up to 23kgs. It costs a lot of money to reduce weight, exotic...

.. in the first sentence did you mean bike or bloke? .... In either case sympathy, missing out on an enjoyable experience

Three options .. buy a step up transformer. 110 to 220 and keep the existing pack a 200w trafo would do fine. For the purposes you need , an autotransformer would be suitable. You can buy them here, and the only adjustments you would need would be to change the sex of the plugs to sockets .. ...

Any ebike dealer who is an agent for Bosch should be competent to service problems in the e bike part. I have asked locally and there would be no problems Any bike shop can repair and service the mechanical parts of the bike

.. you missed my point .. unless a person can provide one of these or get a sworn statement from someone who has then why would their claim be entertained?

. Do they have rent books, or bank statements, NHS records , telephone bills or sky satellite s proving where they were living. . ??

. Thank you for that Tommie. I would have believed that it was an non runner anyway. The only good news will be when the UK wakes up and realises that it has all been a monumental fiasco ( I could have used another word), and backs out asap.

.. I also like shiny new things so I understand