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you break it you bought it. innit?

because connectors are the weak points, liable to be corroded, vandalised etc.

it's official, directly from DDs department. this is how TM wants to exit the EU: https://twitter.com/DExEUgov/status/965544513245712384

that was from the telegraph, not the Guardian. If you want gullible, the Sun and the Express are harder to beat.

that must be true because they insist on importing only straight bananas.

there is nothing wrong with that kit. I got one myself. As with all HL batteries, you will need to add a couple of M5 rivnuts to secure properly the battery cradle to the downtube. As I said in my earlier post, your problem with upgrading the Oxygen to 48V is the motor wheel which is already...

I watched TM speech at the Munich Security Conference on BBC News 24 this afternoon. She seems to speak on behalf of her brexit captors. It is clear to ordinary people that if we want to join Europol, the European Arrest Warrant scheme, the European Data Protection scheme, we will have to accept...

I think you underestimate the effort in creating a crank drive kit with a direct drive motor. If you absolutely want to design a crank drive kit, start with a geared hub motor, its smaller dimensions, weight and built in clutch will make the kit easier to build. The difference in cost is very...

I would start a 48V kit on another bike. Typically, the SWX02 motor for 25mph on 27.5" wheels has winding code 13. If you run it at 48V, you will either get lower torque at the same speed or 30% more current draw. Neither is a better outcome than your current 36V setup. The 48V SWX02 kit I do...

there are plenty of clever economists who explain the 'hockey stick' - I only read up with an open mind.. We are not in any desperate situation. Growth is modest but the economy is still growing, immigrants are still coming here in large numbers, divergence is 3 years away and will be managed...

the point is, brexit is not economically worse for the UK in the long run. In the next 15 years that economists reckon we'll need to reconfigure our trading partners, we'll lose market share but after reconfiguration, our performance and opportunity will get better. We'll get back slowly what we...

not necessarily on better terms, just more trade with other countries. The rest of the world is bigger than the EU27.

most of them have already one foot in the grave. It's their nostalgia for simple solutions harking back to when this country had a strong government, strong leaders, strong army etc.. I don't think you'd ever change their votes.

it'll get better when the tories are kicked out.

you keep blaming brexit for social dangers. While we are in the EU, the same social dangers exist already. They are matter for the government of the day.

you tell them what you want on the label when ordering.

no, you can't. You have to be the motor manufacturer to supply the label, otherwise, it is not worth the paper it's printed on.

of course, they'll be OK on WTO and so will we, nobody is going to go bankrupt because of brexit. However, both side would want a deal. That's what I am saying. Overtime, deal or no deal, GB is detaching itself from the EU27 and will economically move into the middle of the Atlantic. We'll...

Germany, France, Italy, Benelux and Poland are some of the countries having most to lose if brexit happens without a deal. In a game of lose lose, both sides have something in common and will have to work out a deal as soon as.

she's still influential inside the EU.