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Blatantly staged and far too obvious. Something more subtle like walking together and just looking content and relaxed would have been more effective. .

Thanks for posting about this interesting suggestion. My instinct is to support Boardman against the DfT since I believe pedestrians have had a very raw deal since the invention of motor vehicles. In practice when driving in heavy traffic I quite often give a right of way to pedestrians...

No, the Shopper model in all variations had a deeper step through frame. Here's one, the late E100 version: And here's the early one:

Britain gets ready for Brexit ;) Today the last steam train ran on the London Underground after running since the start of this year. Signalling upgrades mean the District Line is no longer compatible with steam locomotives:

Yes, no model name for that original one sold from 1999 on. Later it had the motor swapped to the front wheel which eventually became known as the Powabyke Euro model. .

That won't be a problem. I recently stunned a friend by repeating the first four words he ever spoke to me when we first met in 1974. He wasn't certain I was accurate, so remembering something I knew he'd well remember I repeated an exact six word sentence he spoke to me at 9.50 pm on Saturday...

I have a partial eidetic memory, often useful but can cause huge embarassment to others. .

No-one in here should ever feel the need to apologise to me, expecially if they've been drinking. There was a time long ago in the early years of this site when this was a very polite forum. Here's an example on the link below when three of us were apologising to each other, rather like the...

I exist for the moment, and not too much longer. And as for 2), as well as the occasional error I post inaccurate information in here at times deliberately. As for example when I expressed the oft used water analogy to explain something electrical to a member who admitted to being a complete...

I don't know that it's unthinkable, but I have on a number of occasions in my near 13 years in this pedelecs site apologised when I've got something wrong. I've even apologised when I've been right but have inadvertently upset another member in expressing that. .

Yes, they were definitely a British company, but my post was not about where the engines were made so much as whether they were foreign or British designed. Given Mercedes long record of success in racing engines from the early 1950s on to today and our very patchy record over the same...

Either stubby or angled screwdriver. I could get the controller off without disturbing the lock box on my Torq or Quando models but the more sloping back seatpost on the Sprint might make extraction from below the lock box awkward. Try without moving the lock box though, it will probably drop...

Larry won't bother with that, he'll just do a Julian Assange. The Russian Embassy would welcome him. What a propaganda coup, we've got the PM's cat. Putin would be grinning like a Cheshire cat. .

But as I said, they are still foreign engines, not designed here. .

He'll probably emigrate. There's plenty of nearby foreign embassies. .

Exactly, the design and assembly is here, but they all use foreign engines. .

Indeed, but in Britain where there seems to be a sort of mechanic/grease monkey image of engineers. In Germany and Japan engineers get plenty of respect, probably quite a few other countries too. .

Don't take any notice OG, you're the one flushed with success. .

See my response on this link. .

As OG has already posted, it permits more powerful flow than a siphon cistern valve, so can use less water to do the necessary. In addition the adjustable one that I have and illustrated allows for setting of the flow rate and to a limited extent the amount of water used. Regarding the...