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I am more worried about its crosswind sensitivity when not occupied.

the main issue that threatens the EU is the intrinsic aim of the EU, to become one federated country. It rushes ahead to create huge number of laws that have to be incorporated into local laws and that will always rub a lot of people up the wrong way. Apparently, more than 20,000 laws and...

for those who missed the BBC's clip on Grant Sinclair new C5: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38960275 Video only: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38960275/embed

it is much faster, looks better, I wish it will.

Like Deutsche Bank would want rampant inflation in the uk to reverse brexit?

As I begin stocking up for the season, Deutsche Bank has a note for importers: That means e-bike price may be going up 16% more in the coming year.

Same here, in Southend.

Hi Warwick, check the PAS disc. If you pick up a lot of mud, it can loosen the PAS disc. Just make sure that the disc does not rub against anything. Also a bit of grease on the pedelec sensor where the cable joins with the head can help to protect it against water ingress.

The first item to discuss after A50 is the divorce bill. Whether £30 bn on the low estimate or £50bn on the high estimate, the size of it will cause a lot of people to discuss the real cost of brexit. If inflation continues going up 0.2% a month, it will hit 3% in 6-7 months, I reckon the whole...

The margin won't be enough either way, so there is no point asking the public. The next government will make that choice for us.

aren't you pleased? in two years time, the appetite for taking back control will have to be strong enough for the tories to go through with the final phase of brexit.

must be quite a few and true for both sides. Don't forget that about 4 hundreds constituencies voted to leave, 2 hundreds to remain. I think we should wait and see - the trend should show up in results of by-elections. If there is enough swing, then fresh election is the way to go. Different...

is this the first sign of buyers remorse? http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/8203-one-in-five-people-in-bristol-who-voted-for-brexit-would-not-do-it-again/story-30130469-detail/story.html Voters change side all the time but there seems to be a trend, as inflation start to bite.

We have the rear BPM hub on the full-sus Zephyr-B. Due to the very high torque of the BPM, we avoid putting them on un-suspended wheels due to a small risk of breaking spokes. For kits, we leave the decision to our customers. Your LCD may not have the same plug. We use Julet waterproof cable...

insofar that the owners of these bikes tend to be heavier and because of the available power, they tend to go faster too, especially in urban areas. The BPM is otherwise as efficient as other geared hub motors.

mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? She obviously does not like the idea of supra nationality. More importantly, will the Lords have more conscience than our parliamentarians?

Woosh use the Bafang BPM in our Big Bear, Big Bear LS and Zephyr B. It has more torque at low revs than other popular and smaller geared hub motors making it more suitable for heavy riders. For reference, the BPM weighs 4.5kg compared to the popular bafang SWXH at 2.75kg. We use the BPM code...

zlatan, FWIW, you are not the only one driven out of this thread.

true or not, derestriction gives me a lot of headache.

Mrs May is not going to reverse brexit. The fight I referred to is who will form the next UK government. I agree that once A50 is triggered, brexit is practically going to happen. From there on, reversing it or rejoining the EU will require agreement of all EU27 members. I still think the EU27...