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In that scenario, Scotland would benefit to join the Eurozone. A Scottish Pound can't defend itself against speculators like Soros vs the BoE.

yes. It's down to fear of immigration in England.

No. There is an effect called cogging or magnetic binding on direct drive hub motors but not on geared hub motors.

in that case, the island will be reunited and maybe half a million Northern Irish would settle here. It would also prompt Scotland to secede.

the drag can come from two places: the cassette or the motor's bearings. put the bike on a stand, spin the cranks and wait for the wheel to stop. If the cogs on the cassette/chain move then the drag comes from the cassette. If not then the drag comes from the internal clutch unit or the motor's...

I reckon it's just a show for the public. She will announce plan B at the end of the month at the Conservative Conference in Birmingham. Then plan C in the third week of October. That's the real plan for an eventual deal. It'll all depends if she can persuade the DUP to accept some fudging.

they charge £10 for a 10 minutes trim in Southend. Most barber shops are staffed by EU immigrants.

fixed that one too :eek:

Fixed that one.

I have now updated the key on the alternate page. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/predictor.php very sorry.

I installed a new key last week. When did you try to use it?

if you run the 48V kit at 36V, you get the same power as the kit from elife.

In case you are after a higher torque STDZ2, I will have 48V STDZ2 arriving shortly £329 (07-Oct)..

interesting opinion in the Guardian: QUOTE: May consequently has two tasks. First, she must determine whether her government would survive opposition to an effective border in the Irish Sea from the DUP and Commons. But more important, she must decide whether she values the economic integrity...

you can't solder directly wires to the cells, the prewelded nickel tags solve that problem for you. Each cell weighs 63g, 20 cells + BMS + wires add up to about 1.5kgs. The good thing is they are small so can be hidden inside a normal bottle and still pack enough punch for a typical e-bike.

how is the view from the South? which is better? a hard border that is mostly automated (like Estonia) or a customs border in the Irish Sea (customs officers working on the ferries)?

that's brexit for you. It'll cost an arm and a leg. the alternative to a soft brexit is no brexit.

are you talking about the Salzburg Summit? it's either TM's diplomatic blunder for frank talking to the Taoiseach or the slow realisation that the magical thinking of tory MPs is being shown up. I doubt that the EU has made a mistake. They can wait for years to come, we can't. When troubles...

'regulatory alignment?' the EU is partly at fault to let her pass the first phase. They should have pointed out that the current absence of a border for goods in the island of Ireland is only possible because of the single area for VAT. There is no mechanism for a third country to be member in...

TM only admitted to the real difficulties of brexit. Telling Leo Varadkar the truth does not pay. There is no possible solution for the Irish border that will keep the present benefits for NI and the ROI after brexit, even EFTA membership still needs customs border.