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you can now choose the inline brake sensors instead of brake levers with the Woosh hub kits.

keeping the centre of gravity at low and near the bottom bracket, better weight distribution, better maneuverability. The downside is you have to select the right gear all the time with CD and keep your cadence medium to high. Hub kits let you choose any cadence, any gear you like.

something like this? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/95-New-Enjet-E160-Turbine-Engine-16kg-of-Thrust-for-RC-Jets-Built-in-ECU/202634090341

that can be sorted with inline brake sensor like this one I converted last week: You will always spend less with a conversion, even paying someone else to do the work for you. Crank drive kits are easiest to fit, if you can remove the bottom bracket, you are half way there.

not as a legal EAPC but as a legal electric vehicle.

I expected remain would win in a second referendum and not by much but the swing in the North of England surprises me. The region voted 71% for leave last time, now it would be a small win to remain. https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/news/grimsby-news/asked-how-you-would-vote-3319804 QUOTE...

what is the capacity of your battery?

with only 2 wheels, you'd be airborne at that sort of speed and it'll be here in 20 years.

it's still road legal though.

it's down to JC's character. He's not ready to be PM, at the time of the referendum, not even now, and there is plenty of competition for the job. Corbyn is a good tactician but not strategist. He saw that voters are divided and tried to use it against the tories, hurting himself in the process.

spotted this: a gust of wind has blown a copy of the Daily Mail in front of the beam..

Brits are stubborn. “Faced with what is right, to leave it undone shows a lack of courage.”

to be fair, parliament only reasserts its role as judge and jury of brexit. Bojo can still leave with no deal anytime if parliament supports it. That's why Bojo needs the election before Haloween.

crunch time on 19-October? No 10 undisclosed source to the Guardian: “We expect there to be a major court battle immediately after the 19th of October and attempts to pass legislation revoking article 50” .

if you are truly prepared to walk away from a negotiation, you wouldn't broadcast it. Carry a big stick by all means but keep it inconspicuous.

Bojo said of himself when giving advice to young student a week or so ago, he spent more time getting drunk. As for his classical education, he got a 2:1, his brother Jo got a first. Of course he does not consider himself a swot.

may be you could if you don't own so many bikes.

if you ride faster, then it's down to the extra speed. If you ride at the same speed, then the drop of 2V (or 20% of capacity) cannot be explained by the change of controller, possibly a more serious issue.

both have 36V 11.6AH battery with quality cells, the Pulse has suspension fork so is bound to be heavier than the Ezego, the Pulse has also 26" wheels, Ezego 20", that explains why you get to the top of the hill easier with the Ezego. If you have to make a choice, I'd suggest the Ezego if you...

Sam Gyimah joined the LibDems today. "What attracted me to the Conservative party was these One Nation values. What has happened since the referendum, initially slowly, but increasingly accelerated over the last few months, is that it has moved away from those values. It has become more...