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she wants to bring it back next week. it's got to be voted on before March 20th.

The Pound gained 2% on the vote.

what do you do for a living tommie? BTW, I did post that these motions are indicative since yesterday so I am not ignoring the fact. However, some people see the result of the referendum more than advisory, some don't. Some see the real power is with the majority of MPs, some don't care.

they are lawmakers so their opinion counts. If no deal is defeated by a large margin, attention will focus on delaying brexit. If parliament votes to delay brexit, then it's clear TM intends to resubmit her deal the third time. This time, it's between her deal or no brexit. The ERG will vote for...

it goes to show that you can't square a circle. My point is an ERG PM will stitch up NI. Checks will be made in the Irish Sea, NI will have different treatment because it gets stuff from the ROI free of duty. Soon enough, the EU will want to check lorries going into the ROI.

6 things can cause error 30: throttle, brake sensors, speed sensor, LCD, 1-4 trunk cable, controller. try unplugging one item at a time. When you get to the last 3, you'll need help of a friend who has the same kit.

I reckon 150 will vote for no deal. There are other motions too, one motion is to negotiate an implementation period for no deal. It does look attractive for both remainers and brexiters, the EU will charge £1 billion a month, at the end of it, if there is a deal, good, if there isn't, then...

you should read the thread on anti-dumping, it may change your view. https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/ebma-files-an-anti-dumping-complaint-on-chinese-e-bikes.29409/

https://www.kudoscycles.com/ that works OK for me.

on the subject of Northern Irish border in case of no deal, the tories will stitch up the DUP. https://static.rasset.ie/documents/news/2019/03/tariffs.pdf quote: The UK will not introduce any new checks or controls on goods moving across the land border into Northern Ireland if the UK leaves...

£100 out of the £150 was due to EU anti-dumping.

import duty if we have no deal: 87% of goods will have zero tariff for one year, 13% presumably wheat, beef, lamb and seafoods will have WTO tariff. No checks at the NI border for one month. If e-bike has zero tariff, I can cut my bike prices by £150 on average.

these votes are indicative, they suggest how much support each option will have. We'll leave on the 29th if TM does not act upon the vote to extend A50.

Labour's plan means nothing when the PM comes from the ERG. They'll change the plan.

it's the first step in giving parliament the control of brexit. Tomorrow's vote is a free vote. Parliament will likely to rule out no deal brexit. Thursday, parliament would vote to extend brexit a couple of months. That's all TM needs. After that, we'll have a series of indicative motions...

Replacing graphite lamellar compound in the anode with carbon nano tubes and graphene makes sense but if you increase the capacity of the anode, you also need to increase the capacity of the oxide cathode. Progress on the cathode is slow. When Lithium ion moves from one electrode to the other...

the Speaker may allow a motion on 'Common Market 2.0' - that may come out best and even a majority. When people speak of our democratic system, what democracy when we can't even test a motion like that.

TM: "The danger... (is) if this deal is not passed then Brexit could be lost" funny she should say that at this moment in time...

sorry! You need the rear spring connected to the top tube and make sure that there is enough space for a 42T chain ring. Something like this:

many have waited since 1975.