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to me, this picture is the current 'heat map' of what is brexit. (swap For and Against around)

TM will have another go next week with MV4, with or without JC's support.

TM and JC are united against the confirmatory vote (aka remain), they may want to force a vote between TM's deal and cancel A50 next week.

Yvette Cooper's bill squeaked through by 313/312 - incredibly well fought. I watched her perform in the HoC a few times. A real talent. She should have been Leader of the Opposition.

she can do a deal with JC but my guess, she won't. He will help her run down the clock then she'll adopt one of the solutions that parliament will agree through the indicative votes. I guess when the clock runs out, she can always go Kyle Wilson way, 400 MPs will vote for her and confirmatory...

it's the backstop. TM wanted it as insurance against the ERG. It protects NI against her future replacement, at least in the short term until new GE.

her backup strategy is to accept what parliament may come up with. That would suit both TM and JC as both can claim a degree of victory. Parliament would go for either customs union or TM deal + confirmatory vote. The best way out is a 3 question confirmatory vote. 3 choices: WTO, TM deal...

cabinet meeting has just finished. A couple of ministerial Jags are waiting outside. Want to bet who has just resigned?

I don't see anything wrong with a small front hub motor for a touring bike. The OP uses his previous bike mostly in eco mode, it sounds perfectly appropriate for a lightweight front hub conversion like the XF07. The advantages are: - easy to fit. No dishing. No worries about spreading the rear...

If I remember correctly, the Panasonic hub motor has a two stage planetary gear without a clutch. It should last a very long time because no clutch = less to fail.

that's true. You can set the throttle function (permanent or activated on PAS) with KT controllers but you will have to change the LCD that comes with the bike for the KT LCD3 or another LCD from KT. One alternative is to convert a mountain bike like a £400 Voodoo NZumbi or a Cube Aim with the...

Bafang BBS01B crank drive kit with 15AH battery Range: about 45 miles on a full charge. Location: Winchester. Perfect condition - only 50 miles on the clock. Still under warranty until mid November. With or without donor bike. New price (for the kit): £718. For full specifications, follow the...

Hi Mike, no, it does seem there is an obvious gap in the market for it but I think they supply small volume OEMs at the moment. They have just let me know that they can't supply the 48V version yet. I paid them two months ago!

The law only affects factory built bikes. Essentially, if the bike has an independently acting throttle, it must not be plugged in. It's up to the customer to plug it in. If the throttle is activated after pedaling, then we can plug it in before shipping. The law on throttle does not apply to...

the 48V SWX02 has about 20% more torque but the XF08C can pull easily you + 50kgs load. The SWX02 has screw on freewheel fitting, XF08C cassette fitting. Cassette is always better than freewheel. They run true and not wobble like screw-on freewheels, cheaper and easier to replace too.

Labour to vote for common market 2.0 amendment for staying in single market. JC comes to the rescue in shining armour! I suppose we'll know around 8pm tonight.

you have a 10-speed cassette on that bike. If you go for the SWX02 48V kit, you will need to buy a 10-speed Sunrace MFEZ1 freewheel: https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/freewheels/sunrace-10-speed-freewheel-1136t/ It's much cheaper on aliexpress but a long wait. I would recommend the XF08C. You can...

you need to activate the throttle by pedalling one revolution then you can keep going on throttle until the motor stops, for example when you brake. If you cannot pedal at all, not even for one second, then something like the Big Bear will let you do that.

it's the GSM. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/cart/#/product/uid-149-gsmcdmotor/gsm-cd-motor-36v

there are two places where the jumping may happen: the freewheel at the rear wheel or the clutch inside the motor. Wait until you know for sure where the skipping noise comes from. If you want to check the freewheel, ride without power on a low gear up a hill so you can put more pressure on the...