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After the TUC, Labour is coming off the fence. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-jeremy-corbyn-labour-norway-style-eu-single-market-access-sir-keir-starmer-britain-europe-a7940881.html No wonder Mr Johnson sees his chance to declare himself 'I am not TM'. I can't see the...

at 5ft10, you can ride either 26" or 27.5" - as you are a tad heavier than the average, I think you would be more comfortable on the 27.5" wheels.

yes, a little pessimistic. Mr Johnson is not so quietly positioning himself as TM's replacement, he does not rule out FOM nor the ECJ in his most recent interview. Read into that he is willing to make a deal. Just think for a moment, Boris Johnson comes to do JC's job...

I only made a recommendation based on the initial post, age, weight, height, terrain and MTB shape. what else do you want me to do? wait for somebody else to make a suggestion in my place?

will do Damian.

that is equally true if we remain.

I would suggest the Woosh Rio MTB with 27.5" wheels. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rio-mtb

you have a valid point to make and you make it politely. don't go just yet.

OG is a clever man, maybe a tad pessimistic. He saw brexit coming.

you two (OG nd PeterL) have a lot more in common. keep talking.

they'll have fewer victims.

if what you say is true, then they all disappeared while we are in the EU.

if you discard all oppositions as tories' lapdogs, you are left with JC - not a winnable strategy. Nicola Sturgeon, Tony Blair and Vince Cable campaign to remain. JC doesn't.

The SNP dominates Scotland but take the UK as a whole, they are much less important than the LibDems. in the last GE, the SNP had 977,569 votes, the LibDems 2,371,910 votes.

if you can pedal pretty fast, then use a higher assist setting. Assist level 1 is programmed for you to get some exercise, assist level 2 gives more than 1 but still reduces out the assist at around 13mph. D8veh usually can explain how rotational systems work better than I. If you switch off the...

it seems that the remainers on this thread take it as truth that socialism is good, conservatism is bad. As brexit is a result of conservative infighting, it is doubly bad. This may explain why the LibDems are seen as a joke although their policy is most remainer of the three main parties.

competition to find a job when you are 18. If you see how many PhDs taking on jobs that pay less than £25k a year, you can appreciate that the current student loan company is a nonsense.

they do, OG. If you look at the graph showing interest in brexit, you can see that most people would normally not think much about that question. Their concerns are more with their children getting a job, and less debts. Have you watched Marr's history of modern Britain on BBC4? The last...

the number of immigrants will have to come down because the economy is predicted to contract a little after brexit. Also, if legislation is introduced to incentivise employers to take on local labour, then there will be less pressure on housing. As far as university education is concerned, I...

not pie in the sky. Brexit has not happened yet but you can project some likely consequences. we have a housing crisis because we have to house 350,000 immigrants a year. If you reduce the number of immigrants, the pressure on housing is reduced. If we have less FDI as a result of restricted...