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nonsense. GDP is not house price dependent. It's measured against a basket of major currencies or USD.

accepting the Withdrawal Agreement means he wants a deal with the EU where most of our exports go to, which means that we continue with goods' standard alignment and get nothing more out of the EU and the USA than we get at the moment. Basically, it's all about Boris getting the top job.

that's the UK's version of Hongkong's yellow umbrella.

he's got what it takes then.

this is the effect of brexit related devaluation of the Pound:

The first thing BJ PM would do is to accept the withdrawal agreement.

if that saying is correct, how can you explain the big jump between the oldest two groups? 55-64: 19% 65+: 49% do they just wise up after retiring at 65?

from the common sense 'believe nothing unless it agrees with your own reason' - does remain agree with your own reason?

Farage will poll around 20%-30%. He represents a substantial if not the majority group of conservative voters who voted brexit. Farage also benefits from not having to do any negotiation. I don't think he'll progress further in the next 5 weeks. Farage's UKIP won in 2014 EU election then...

how about this one? “A Brexit deal could take ten years. Most of the people who voted for it could be dead by then.” – Gary Lineker

may be they'll vote for Nigel Farage next time. Imagine the country run by Jeremy + Nigel :rolleyes:

Nigel Farage said he knows how to butter his bread.

If I make a battery for it, I may run into side issues like voiding the manufacturers warranty, installation requiring extra couple of M5 rivnuts. the customer may have problems when requiring assistance from Orbea's dealers.

Leaflets sent by government asking people to vote for their plan are written by civil servants. Leaflets sent by political parties are written by politicians. Big difference. Besides, government leaflets are not micro-targeted.

in principle no. Try to connect a rack battery to a downtube controller for example. Some kits are a mess. Wires everywhere, poor protection against water ingress, vibrations, cable snags etc. If it's your first conversion, try to keep things nice and clean.

No. Each battery case comes with its fixed side connector. You find most of the popular cases from this manufacturer: http://www.reention.com/

it may turn out to be a phantom pregnancy...

only a conservative government will deliver brexit.

the Woosh Karoo with 13AH may suit. it costs £899. You get about 40-50 miles out of a full charge, with options for a larger battery if you worry about range. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?karoo

if this is your first conversion, get a BBS01 kit. It's simple to fit and totally road legal. If you are on a budget, take a look at the XF08C kit. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits#xf08ckit