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one here at Evans on offer https://www.evanscycles.com/blackburn-helmet-mirror-00105821

you can't quote Rommel. You'll upset the snowflakes

do we remember all the polls leading up to the referendum pointing to a no vote. I think they can be made to say what they want and are used to manipulate public opinions

thought I read somewhere that graphene was going to be a major step forward in battery technology

Hi nick just replaced my 6year old Eagle with an Oxygen ST Cross,and it really is great for what you are requiring. As you say the Eagle is a good bike but a bit heavy and difficult to use without power. I am now finding that I do a lot more unassisted riding which with 13a battery gives me...

the main thing I have found with my ST cross is the fact that it is quite possible to ride without power or on a low power, thereby building up fitness.I think the 21 gears helps. My previous bike was like peddling through treacle without power so tended to make me lazy. I think the MTB version...

exactly why you should explore. You may find something even more to your needs

Sunny day I would suggest you have a look round and try a few before committing to a particular bike. There are some very reasonably priced bikes which are suitable for panniers off the shelf. Try Woosh/ Wisper/ Oxygen etc. If you go with any of these you will be assured of a good product with...

I have found with my Oxygen ST cross that I am able to use it much more without power or minimum and am therefore getting fitter and stronger as a result. The crossbar version is the one I really fancied but due to a good deal and my advancing years had the ST. I would certainly think it would...

I expected a cost and a lot of disruption short term, but I feel that the EU have tried to make it as difficult as possible for us to leave creating unnecessary disruption and expense. I know that they may be able to absorb it better, after all they'll just expect all the contributors to pay...

seems like it will be a bad outcome all round http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5969483/Brexit-Secretary-faces-EU-chief-Barnier-time-amid-no-deal-warnings.html

and Jeremy Corbyn

I am sure there will be many problems ahead. Nobody ever thought it would be easy, and yes many stupid statements were made by both factions, but the fact is we voted to leave the EU despite all the threats and negative prophesies. Also there is big trouble brewing in europe, and I think they...

we'll just have to learn to use our land and resources better instead of keeping it empty to satisfy EU directives

the predictions were based on us actually voting to leave. We were going to have an instant recession/emergency budget/lose 500,000 jobs etc. All turned out to be spectacularly wrong. Experts Governor of BOE, Christine Lagarde, George Osborne and many more

we had some pretty gloomy predictions during the campaign from some notable '' experts '' but they were all wrong. I suppose the law of averages says that they will get one right eventually

At one time we would have been able to produce most of our own meat and dairy before the EU. Maybe we'll get there again if we get unshackled from the CAP

they may well do,but maybe we'll call theirs although I don't have great faith. Be interesting to see what Raab s approach is

may be better just to walk away and take the hit. We don't want to be controlled by Brussels that's why we voted out. The EU will never stop wanting more and more. We need politicians with some backbone.

they want 40billion pounds for a start and still want to control us