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the brexit negotiation could have been so much better conducted if the UK starts from the position where it wishes to remain in the SM and tries to win back more control on immigration, smaller budget contribution etc. Over time, the EU will have to distance itself from its federalists because...

thank you for looking. My recommendation was based on your specific requirement of a folding bike. Folding electric bikes are surprisingly heavier than non-electric folding bike, typically double the weight. The extra weight, extra bulk of the motor and battery make them difficult to move after...

Hello Kate, Please check the Woosh Gallego out. It is lightweight, easy to fold, easy to park under a desk, has a range about 25 miles. It also has a throttle in case you don't want to pedal. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?gallego

it's bound to happen unless we stay in the SM. There is still a chance that may happen. Personally, I think staying in the SM (aka BRINO) is the sanest thing to do.

A lot of companies have to get ready for a no deal brexit on the 1st of April because they sell annual contracts (loans, insurance, mortgage etc) which risk to be invalid if the UK has no transitional deal by end of March next year. Lots of them are based in Gibraltar. The EU has to state...

what's wrong with your battery?

it seems that JRM plays both side. Officially, he wants a good deal and unofficially, he is pleased that the EU sticks to their guns, he expects no deal. Either way, he will be ready to challenge her, 'Prime Minister, why is it that you could not deliver the brexit you promised?' The EU is right...

does not matter. Will work as long as they are linked in series.

you should use 3 x 12V bulbs wired in series for 36V battery.

Measure the voltage of an AA battery for example to be quite certain that your red probe goes to + and black probe to - and the reading is correct first.

nowadays, the Express serves as an echo chamber for no deal brexiters. Their posters have already branded TM as traitor for sacrificing UK interest in any possible deal, such as continuing with CFP during the transition. The Express pushes JRM's candidacy to the top job.

I had a chance to test ride in the same snow, on the same route last week on two fat bikes, one with torque sensor and no throttle, the other with rotational sensor and throttle. I found what you described, both climbed alright, just that I felt more secured on snow using the throttle to...

it seems that the USP of the Conservatiive Party is home ownership. Apparently, if you own property, you are more likely to believe in their 'responsible management of the economy in time of crisis' thus voting for them. Hence they try to prolong the crash of 2008 and now brexit.

yes.

you can't libel the EU any more than you can libel a dead person. That's a shame though.

Hi Chris, Take a look at the Woosh 48V SWX02 kit. Any question, just ask. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits#swx02-48v-kit We can also assist you to find a local bike shop to fit it for you.

There are always more than one side of the story. Rule #1: No two jobs are the same when you deal with conversions. Rule #2: even when you keep telling yourself: the customer is always right, trust me, if you want what's best for the customer, you need to tell him/her that some of their wishes...

front hub conversion is OK but why do you think you'll lose any gears with rear hub conversion?

beside obvious benefit if you have a health issue, if you live in a very hilly area, you should benefit from having a throttle which provides instantaneous control of power without having to change gear, effort and cadence. Your muscles work better that way.

throttle on new bikes have to be activated by pedaling a bit first. That's done in the controller's firmware.