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Hello Twiddler, If you like the MTB look, I would recommend the Woosh Rio MTB. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rio-mtb It's got 18" frame and is lightweight, powerful, very comfortable on and off road. Range: with the 17AH battery, about 60 miles from a full charge.

even if the lockdown is maintained until the winter, the second wave is probably unavoidable. Those who recovered from it have not eliminated it completely from their system. This is unfortunately part of the replication and evolution mechanism of RNA viruses.

A front hub motor will look nicer. You need to check the dropout - measure the inside of the fork, between the two jaws. I hope it's standard 100mm.

Main problem is where you want the battery (36cm L x 10cm W x 10cm H). If you can put it inside your Whiskey box, then the rest is easy.

Woosh Rambletta: £849 with 36V 12AH battery, giving about 40 miles from a full charge. If you want one, you should get it right away. It would probably be all gone in about a week. The next shipment is end July or beginning of August. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rambletta

Best bikes I have for people with heart condition are the folding Rambletta and the full size Dutch style Santana3. Both are capable of carrying a 17st rider up an 8%-10% gradient. The Rambletta is lightweight and easy to carry, with 12AH battery gives about 40 miles from a full charge, a bit...

one could argue that is generally applicable to most of frequent posters from a certain angle, you and me included.

the microbiologists do isolate the SARS-CoV-2. There are variants or mutated versions of the same, so it's not 100% identical across the world. That doctor (in Icke's post, I forgot his name) tried to argue that some of the published papers on SARS-COV-2 (the virus) and COVID-19 (corona virus...

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I think you just do your own swab, break the swab stick and put the swab bud in the plastic tube and post it back. The only reliable antibody test at the moment is normal blood test, like Lord Bilimoria said on Question Time, he got it done by his private doctor who sent the blood sample to...

there must be some subliminal messages somewhere..

he probably has no antibodies. Covid didn't hit him hard enough.

they use bovine cells. Then infect them with the vaccine vector virus. The term 'cash cows' has a new meaning.

you could extrapolate this scenario even further. Pay volunteers to take the vaccine and COVID repeatedly then buy their blood to extract plasma.

when you run a motor outside its optimal environment, the probability of wrecking it increases much more that just the percentage of boost. it's still a fairly low probability though. The most likely outcome is stripping the internal gearbox and clutch and burning the Hall sensors.

the new generation of vaccines are not like the old ones, that's why none of the RNA vaccines has been approved. Now CORVID gives virologists an opportunity they could only dream of. Not only governments all over the world give them special dispensation, they pay them handsomely for their...

the problem is both virologists and government agencies that sponsor them avoid carefully mention that these vaccines are man made viruses. They use terms like vectors and cell lines to hide the fact that they are man made. If they were telling you: this virus will 'inhibit' the one you are...

but our government will offer you the new vaccine as the way to get out of self isolation. Will you take it? I guess many millions of us will. But will our government tell us that it's a man made virus?

yes, if you don't derestrict, the motor will be fine. The problem arises only when people stop respecting the law. If you ride on a flat road at 15mph, you need less than 200W to maintain your speed. The motor does not use more battery power at 48V than at 36V or 24V to keep you at that speed .

their chances of surviving COVID19 is better than 99% to both groups, the real risk is for those who will be injected with the new vaccine which may produce unforeseen long term adverse reactions in later years.