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YouGov poll: 14% respondents think brexit is going well, 67% think it's going badly, 19% don't have a view. https://yougov.co.uk/opi/surveys/results#/survey/3b929543-575c-11e8-8c43-376b2405a780

No. If you are worried, leave the throttle unplugged. That's what I tell my customers if they take their bike to Europe (leave the throttle unplugged).

there is no problem with twist and go: it's not allowed. you have to pedal first before the full throttle is activated. Note that the regulations apply only to manufacturers and importers. the ambiguity is the decay time, how long the motor can run on under throttle after you stop pedaling? 5...

From the BBC: The chief executive of HM Revenue and Customs told MPs firms would have to pay £32.50 for each customs declaration under the so-called "max fac" solution. If it's rolled out, Max Fac would cost businesses £20 billions a year. EU contributions (£9 billions a year net) look quite...

we'll know in October when Parliament will have to vote. No deal means probably GE, brexiter MPs are geared up for it, they want local conservative clubs to deselect remainer MPs. If JC wins or TM gets her majority back, both of these two possibilities are very real, Mrs A. Foster will find next...

Twist and go throttles are not allowed but the police is not interested in catching anyone using a throttle under the legal speed 25km per hour. So if you use the throttle to climb hills, you will probably be OK, using the throttle to overtake a policeman on his push bike is risky.

I believe there is scope for someone like d8veh to start an OEM assembly and fulfillment service that is brand neutral, leaving the brands to do R&D, marketing and support.

So Arlene said: No deal. Guess what's in her last box.

made worse by the likes of kickstarter. Look around in the last 10 years: there are few and far in between genuine innovations. I challenge anyone to name 3. Small projects tend to be 80% marketing, 20% new ideas and some are downright stupid ideas.

"What did the Northern Irish do for us?" that's where the two sides of the conservative party fight over to control the brexit agenda. I could hear Noel Edmond asking the question to DUP's Arlene Foster: The banker has raised his offer to 1.3 billions. Deal or no deal?

current Portuguese price may go up if the Commision imposes anti dumping duty on some key components like frames and fully built motor wheels.

Plenty to choose from on Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=7+speed+cassette I would go for 11T-28T, the smallest cog 11T will let you cruise at high speed at lower cadence, more relaxed. https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Shimano-CS-HG41-7-Speed-Acera-Cassette_54207.htm

I think it's just to save on the energy needed to maintain the oxidation of NO to NO2 (at 200-500 Celsius) going. We need to keep using diesel but perhaps not in cities.

BJ wants to be seen on TV to do some work but can't help his image of a buffoon. JRM was introduced yesterday by BBC Daily Politic's Jo Coburn as UK's (possible) future PM. BJ must feel a bit hurt.

we BRINO until December 2020. After that, we may or may not have a common external tariff regime with the EU27. Any deal will try to harmonise as much as possible with the EU27 to reduce friction, therefore it is expected that we'll keep to the same external tariff and Chinese bikes will...

check the Hall sensors.

the EU has not yet indicated their likely decision after a year of investigation, with both sides having legal representation, Donald Trump decides on such a matter when he wakes up in the morning and tells the world by tweets. The EU uses rules, DT doesn't. With the EU, you can contest their...

still no decision on registration. does anyone know what's going on?

When Hatti was on BBC Essex last week, she was pitched against another lady who runs a tapas bar in Chemsford. Hatti explained by way of her own example that the Pound has been affected by brexit, pushing up her prices between 12% and 15%, her exports will also be hurt by brexit because of...

there is an article in today's the Guardian about the tories. Until they work out what their party really stands for, Margaret Thatcher's or John Major's convervatism, then their petty squabbles will continue while TM is the only possible choice for leader...