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you may want to give it to your dog, you still have to pay the bill but better losing some money than ingesting dodgy food.

that's the problem, polls are polls, not a replacement for legal votes. The only vote that really counts is the GE, DC made sure that the tory government control when it happens. That vote is now controlled by the brexiters in the conservative party. As you would say, you ordered the food, now...

it's not the 40% who decided to spend the money on brexit, it's our government, supported by our parliament. Our government could have decided to build a consensus or announced Chequers plan before triggering A50. You could lament as much as you like on the fact that the brexit agenda is driven...

it's not the 40% who decided to spend the money on brexit, it's our government, supported by our parliament. Until Parliament asks us to vote again, the last vote is the legal result.

she has a point. let me be the devil's advocate here. If you could divide the country into two arbitrary halves: those living in cities, well educated, travelling a lot, living some time abroad even, having good jobs - for them, the vote is a no brainer. The other half will also see the vote as...

I think he has been deselected for the next GE, so the choice for him is to retire to the Lords or continues as an independent. The fight for control of the Labour party will split it soon enough.

the word 'fake news' does not describe accurately what's going on, it's distorted news. The printed newspapers follow now their online versions, to replace the echo chambers that are their readers' comments section and forums, headlines are written to exaggerate differences and instill hatred.

I can't believe the Daily Express prints this article. It's so far from their usual fighting talk: https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1011205/brexit-news-eu-brexit-talks-negotiations-no-deal-brexit-theresa-may-dominic-raab-barnier "Ultimately, using bolshy, potentially irritating tactics...

for that distance, you'll be much more comfortable with the Woosh Zephyr. It's a 26" full suspension folding bike with hydraulic brakes and 12AH battery (range about 35 miles). http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?zephyr-2018

without an existing connector for the throttle, the only way to add a throttle is to use CDRSKULL's add-on. Although he made it for his Carrera, the add-on should work on any Chinese bike. http://pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/how-to-add-a-throttle-to-a-carrera-vengeance-e-spec.31483/#post-445321

back to brexit, latest poll for die Welt suggests 46/41 - 5+ points lead for remainers if a second referendum is called. A YouGov poll of more than 10,000 Britons in mid-August for die WELT, confirms an increasing uncertainty and scepticism about the ecomnomy post brexit, 46 percent of Britons...

if you want to go for a crank drive kit, then it is fairly straightforward but you will probably lose the fully enclosed chain cover. That problem may be sorted out by fitting a universal guard over the top section of the chain. For all three Pashley Princesses, you will need a rear rack...

Mr Ford, meet Mr Soundwave.

Hi Sharon, You'd want to locate the source of the noise, is it from the motor, or the rear cogs or the chain. If the noise comes from the motor, remove the chain, turn the motor on and post a video if you can. If the noise comes from the rear cogs, check the gear indexing, any bike shop can fix...

you should blame the voting system which is decided by member countries, not the Commission or the ECJ. The EU is what it is because it's a club - its rules are made by members through consensus. It does not govern directly, so sometimes it's irksome to hear criticism about lack of democracy. My...

Does it sounds as bad as on the video when you go up a hill without motor power?

https://www.bafang-e.com/en/components/component/motor/rm-g383220d.html it requires a special freewheel and is not a popular choice. 3-speed freewheel:

the fat bike motor (G06) has OLD 175mm. Normal rear motors have drop out 135mm.

the exchange rate reflects the pricing of the Pound where we are heading: hard brexit: £1 = 1 EURO, $1.17 no brexit: £1 = 1.25 Euro, $1.5 Chequers: £1 = 1.2 Euro, $1.4 A hard brexit will cause the Pound to drop initially due to some people pulling their assets out of the UK and little demand...

I hope to change that. I've been selling BBS02 for many years and have now stopped selling them but stick with the BBS01B which I think is properly sorted.