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it's an issue for those in the EU who would have to consider realpolitik. by the end of 2020, the UK will still be 100% functioning member of the EU, not voting, not in name but still the most important country in Europe after Germany. There is no need to do anything physical other than a treaty...

later, not by March 29 because negotiation for any FTA won't start until the UK has left. At the moment, it seems that the UK has more to lose (nobody would win anything) but by the end of the transition, the likely cost for both sides will be known to a fair degree of accuracy. It will then be...

may be not enough to win outright.

the EU would probably prefer changing the treaty (article 49 and 50) to let the UK cancel A50 during the transition ie instead of calling it the transition, call it extending A50, and let the UK rejoin without forcing the UK to join the Eurozone as a new member.

don't worry, these things are pretty robust nowadays, just a swap out job. It'll soon be forgotten. Enjoy your new ride.

that's good precedent but I reckon the vast majority of Labour membership is pro Corbyn. He opened the door and brought them in. They in turn won him seats in the last GE. You need a new Messiah or pied piper, DT sets up an equally sensational precedent.

that would defeat the objective of DM ever becoming Labour leader. The UK is in such a bind - I bet DC would not have foreseen it in a million years. Best way out is to let the conservatives do their worse then something good will come out of it later on. Who knows, there may be a Nobel prize or...

yes, but he has to be elected first and this is tricky, I can't see any by-election where he can apply.

no chance, conservative manifesto will support brexit for the foreseeable future. DC has let the genie out of the bottle. Their activists and membership won't have remain as an option, no more than Labour would ever put privatising the NHS in their manifesto even if the UK runs a huge budget...

the majority of their MPs may be remainers but the majority of their membership are brexiters, it's the membership that chooses the PM who chooses his/her ministers and thus decide on the immediate future of the UK. You can't change that, it's the same system that elected JC leader of the...

that's a picture from Higo for their HG-F-Z916 http://www.higocon.com/en/product/?25_67.html Are you certain that SR use Higo connectors? Not that I have anything against Higo, I used their connectors before Julet.

that is true if we leave matter like they are until brexit day. The EU would rather cancel brexit if circumstances permit. If for example, the talks in Brussels collapse, TM calls a snap election, A50 may be then extended by mutual consent - then a new government may call EURef2 to seek a...

there is no majority remainer government for the foreseeable future. there is a majority of MPs for remain, but that's not the same thing. The conservatives are still the most likely party to govern because the majority of voters don't want JC for PM and the conservative membership wants brexit...

can anyone post a few pictures of the motor's connector for reference?

you can cut it off, it's no use to anyone.

it is whatever the MPs decide. If you want to change MPs' decision, then you need to vote them out first.

best to go for something like the XF08C when converting a CF bike. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits#xf08ckit you don't need to fit torque arms.

that's the programming plug by Lishui. I had a Lishui programming kit for it somewhere but no firmware to upload. I usually upload the profile via the LCD.

you could have asked the same question when in the other camp. Farage himself said prophetically: '52/48 is an unsettled business'. It turns out exactly that. People have to see what comes out of it and take the appropriate decision afterward. Otherwise, it's just 'he said/she said' and we are...

that's why in the absence of a clear margin, the only sensible solution is a soft brexit.