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As it is, 16kg. if you pare it down (I have fitted lightweight pedals and mudguards but the saddle is heavy), you can get to 15kgs with the 45NM Aikema motor. If you replace the motor with the lighter SX100, you can shed another 1.1kg. Not really. You need the gears to change the amount of...

you have flow batteries on the near term then maybe nuclear batteries in the future.

if we offer zero tax to them, we just as well get zero tax in return, that's the basis of a customs union.

why? does anyone hold you hostage with a gun? brexit is just a phenomenon while the UK and the EU are getting divorced. there is no need to leave the SM and CU.

we export 80% of our cars, 54% (800,000 cars a year) go the EU. Put yourself in the place of Japanese car companies. Would you want 54% to 80% of your production hit by no deal brexit row? They may be covered in the implementation period but beyond that, there is no longer the attraction.

you don't have to. It has nothing to do with brexit, Honda just want out of UK after brexit, the timing is purely coincidental.

it makes more sense if you add to it what is meant and not said. Earlier in the week, there was this row about UK/Japan trade deal when Hunt and Fox asked the Japanese to hurry up*. Well, they hurry up alright, except that they divest their UK assets. *The letter said: “We are committed to...

what Honda say amounts to: Oh no, it's not you, it's me. Honda could have converted their Swindon factory to assembling electric cars, however the threat of no deal does not fill them with confidence.

battery: 1.2kg

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/05140671

are you sure? their website is still on.

they operate from China but keep goods in Germany for quick fulfillment, you actually buy in China, so yes, warranty is in China, faulty goods must be sent back to China.

it's our place in the world that I am worried about more. what are we good at? what are we good for? are we still relevant?

why is it not a good enough reason? we live in an imperfect world. Maybe he will fight Corbyn for the leadership now. a generation or two from now, this sort of things won't matter anymore.

I don't think Chuka hides it. He just does not talk about it. A few years back, I asked my journalist daughter why Chuka pulled out of the Labour leadership contest, she said 'he does not want his mother feel hurt when his sexuality is vilified in the right wing press'.

we can be out without a deal at the end of March but there is every incentive to get a deal going quickly. I'd say by the end of April, the withdrawal deal would be in place.

as I said, losing but not yet lost the argument. I think if you have 52/48 in 2016 against 67/33 in 1975, it's far from a clear win, you will have a lot of unhappy people and it's unfinished business. Let's wait and see in 2021 if we finally have left. I reckon we still in the SM and CU.

I don't mind that some brexit promoters want to leave for tax reason, but if they do because of tax reason, then that implies that post brexit, our ability to retain rich people is less than before. that is the case for brexit to be an economic success is weak. If you add the polls' figures for...

losing, not yet lost. brexit leaders are leaving, fear of asking voters to confirm that they want TM's deal and Farage is prepared for the next brexit fight. Why? if he believes brexit is put to bed.