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arise Sir Nigel!

until the next general election, BJ (or Raab) has to get back those conservative voters who lent their vote to Farage in the 2014 EP election and now, in 2019. He's not going to do that by having a deal before the next general election.

I fear we'll have no deal brexit for a while. BJ won't be able to do a deal before November. He may as well let the deadline lapse, then say oops! sorry, but we are out! Half the country will applaud him for resisting parliament. He then starts serious negotiation with the EU, telling them not...

Aikema motor with 45NM torque, hydraulic brakes:

£949 with 36V 8AH battery, £999 with 36V 10AH.

apparently, TM capitulated to her ERG MPs, no deal brexit is back.

to be fair, flecc did make me think about adding some explanation to my website about the difference in legal status of the throttle, if fitted pre purchase or post purchase* and the grey area which is how long you can rest your legs before being accused of flouting the law by using the...

the BXP may be in for a surprise.

Can Boris do it? https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/05/only-boris-can-bury-brexit/ quote: A new British prime minister, having visited the Queen to check in, and having during the course of leadership elections vowed to get a better deal from Brussels on pain of leaving without a deal, will...

TM pulled her WAB scheduled for tomorrow.

Hello bom, could you please drop us a line to support@wooshbikes.co.uk? One of us will get it sorted for you.

anyone can get an SVA for the throttle if they feel wanting to pay the £55 fees. So on what basis a bike is illegal before paying £55 fee?

that's another point I disputed in some other threads. The 2016 law only bans twist and go throttle. Although the police aren't interested, that opens the door to interpretation and discussion on this forum. If the bike requires you to pedal first before the throttle is activated, it is not a...

flecc made the point that if the bike is too easy to derestrict (ie without a dongle) then it's a technical breach. My contention is that there is no such specifications in the EN15194. If there is, then the dongles will disappear.

it has always been explained on my website's home page for the last 10 years: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/

we went out to vote this morning. The hall was unusually empty, we were the only 2 beside the officials. Latest poll: Source: Kantar Brexit Party (27.4%) Labour (23.5%) Liberal Democrats (14.5%) Conservatives (12.9%) Greens (7.7%) Change UK (5.4%) Others inc. SNP/PC and UKIP (8.7%)

about technical breaches: if the specifications of EN15194 include measures to stop tampering with the speed measurement, the dongles will disappear. There is a white paper at present, but not yet approved by the Commission. RVFSR – Annex XVIII Maximum continuous rated and/or vehicle speed...

Could TM have done better? https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/05/the-grave-mistake-that-has-killed-theresa-mays-brexit-deal/ Extract: May made a grave mistake in not resisting Yvette Cooper and Oliver Letwin’s anti no-deal legislation more fiercely. It has fatally compromised her ability to...

but yes you do. If a supplier forces those who want to derestrict their bike to buy a dongle then that's alright. If customers can derestrict their bikes without buying a dongle then it's that supplier's fault.

may be until the autumn. The tory brexiteers are doing all the TV interviews at the moment but there are about 100 tory MPs in the club 'anyone but Boris'. There are enough of them to fight the brexiteers in a new vote of confidence.