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ridiculous as in this video? Blogger: are you an MP? MP: yes, I am. Blogger: how did you vote? Leave or Remain? MP: I voted Leave. Blogger: did you vote for May's deal? MP: I voted for May's deal. Blogger: then you are a remoaner! Traitor!

3 wires, 5V, ground and signal, hence the yellow 3-pin Julet plug.

since when someone is taken to Court for having a bike whose wheel diameter can be changed to smaller than reality in his LCD?

he will milk it for all its worth.

I think flecc infers that riding a bike equipped with an 'off road button' is illegal even if you don't activate this 'off road button'. I think that as long as your motor cuts out at 25kph, you don't break any law.

the punishment should match the crime. If he had got splattered by pigeons instead of milkshake, would he have pressed charges?

TBH, if you derestrict your bike, you make it illegal. Put a 4-digit password to lock the LCD's settings does not make it any more robust nor to make any difference.

I reckon the thrower would plead damage to property. Fine and compensation, no jail.

Hi Lass, If you want to try one, please call 01702-435566 and talk to Hatti.

http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?bigbear-ls It has a throttle. You don't need to pedal if you run out of puff.

the hub motor's winding is usually chosen to give as much torque as possible at low revs while having the top speed cutout (also known as noload speed) above the 15mph but as close to 15mph as possible (typically 19mph). Even if the bike is derestricted, the motor power will reduce naturally...

these numbers come from the Telegraph. They are voting intentions of those who voted for the two respective parties in 2017 for all UK. I use them to estimate the tally for brexiters versus remainers in the EP 2019 election, treating as it were a second EU referendum. On that basis, if there is...

How Farage builds the BXP: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/21/brexit-party-nigel-farage-italy-digital-populists-five-star-movement QUOTE: “If I was starting Ukip today,” Farage told the political scientists Matthew Goodwin and Caitlin Milazzo around that time, “would I spend 20...

how voters of the two major parties in 2017 are going to vote this Thursday: 2017 Labour: 14% BXP, 35% Labour, 21% LibDems, 16% Green, 6% CHUK, 2% UKIP 2017 Conservative 62% BXP, 20% conservative, 6% LibDems, 4% CHUK, 3% UKIP, 2% Green

Nigel Farage and Vince Cable will go head to head: 9am on Wednesday, live streaming on the Telegraph.

many prefer simple explanation, qualitative over quantitative.

the current polls give Farage 22 seats, he will have won more seats than Labour (17), LibDems (12), conservatives (8). Other smaller parties get 23 seats altogether. I am saying that judging by the likely result this Sunday, 'the will of the people' would be to remain by 55/45 if this election...

it's not so far fetched. Conservatives and Labour polled about 36% each before Farage created the BXP. Now conservatives are down to 9%-10%, Labour down to 24% while the BXP polls about 34%. Tory voters are split at around 70% for brexit, 30% remain. It's not unreasonable to say that most of the...

current prediction of European Parliament election (number of MEPs): Parties Politico Europe (17 May) European Election Stats (14 May) Brexit Party 22 22 Labour 19 15 Conservatives 9 8 Others 23 28

let's follow the same line of thinking a bit further. If the BXP gets one third of the vote and the remainer alliance (Libdems, greens, SNP, PLAID) win more seats than the BXP, would you conclude from the result that the will of the people is to remain?