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why do you want to change your levers? if it's just to fit the brake sensors, it would be much cheaper to make your own sensors.

the desperate for change are still desperate for change, the unconcerned still unconcerned. Why should they change their thinking? It takes a great deal of effort to research and understand the many issues.

those who feel let down and desperate for change. Those who are unconcerned with politics.

I am appalled by the predictions of the protagonists. They are really a lot of hot air. Brexit has not happened and nobody really knows how it will shape up until the first sign of convergence at the negotiation, not before October in any case. Its impact so far is around 2% drop in purchasing...

I reckon the 48V XF08C should give the Q100C a run for its money.

we buy 45 billion euros worth of cars from the EU last year. If you take 10% duty (4.5 billion euros a year) and give it to the NHS, you would roll back the years of tory austerity.

At the moment, we hand over 80% of thee duty we collect from importers to the EU. If we make mistakes (like with Chinese bags), the EU can fine us for their missing earnings. the attraction of not remaining is we get to keep the duty, the rate will probably remain at 6% for e-bikes and we don't...

the number of jobseekers reflect the level of support for brexit. Those (and their families) are the ones most motivated to seek change.

you should take unemployment statistics - the trend is down, not up. Companies give all sort of reasons, they balance out and encapsulated in the overall statistics, a much more reliable indicator than examples.

roughly 2% on regular consumption. It's not a big problem. Remainers should avoid anything to do with making gloomy economic predictions because you and I don't yet know what brexit is other than A50.

how? if you have to compete against a local manufacturer then I get it but as you said, you've got exclusives on most of what you sell, the duty matters not. Don't forget, 80% of current duty collected from outside the EU are remitted to the EU. UK only gets to keep 20%. After brexit, we get to...

you should take unemployment statistics and RPI as guides, not pick and choose examples.

you are wrong there. Outside the EU, we will have to choose one or more groupings. EFTA or the USA. The Commonwealth is too disparate. EFTA is a better fit. Similar income level, similar industries, tiny budget etc.

what loss? has anyone lost their job or got poorer?

membership of EFTA.

they don't have much land, so they concentrate their effort on transformation industries and trade. Both rely heavily on commuter workers going to work by trains and buses - you have to see for yourself the number of people going to work in HK from the new territory or the railways station in...

can you still spin the wheel (in the forward direction) easily before tightening the wheel nuts?

so the conservative government has to deliver brexit or loses power. In a way, doing nothing and just wait for brexit to come may be their best card. Whichever way they (the tories) move, they are going to make a lot of people very unhappy.

then Douglas Carswell puts up a pretty good reason why brexit did and should win. http://uk.businessinsider.com/douglas-carswell-explains-brexit-leave-campaign-won-overthrow-emerging-oligarchy-2017-5 1. Cameron whipped up expectation then failed to deliver 2. Leave put the right faces to front...

the clock to move faster.