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it's all Cameron's fault. With hindsight, it's glaringly obvious that a yes/no question is a stupid way to vote.

his 28" inside leg is even shorter than mine. I know he can sit on the bike and pedal, but as RobF has already pointed out, getting on/off the bike is nowhere as natural as with a 26" bike or 24" bike like this Kudos. www.kudoscycles.com/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=349

the EU will kick itself for not offering Cameron a better deal, the same way Cameron would regret for not adding something to make the winning margin to be a clear cut. The country is split in the middle, there is no way a clear cut brexit or a second referendum is going to get the support of a...

any Shimano hydraulic bleed kit will do, the zoom disk brakes are very similar to the early shimano hydraulic brakes. search ebay in your country for shimano brakes bleed kit, you only need the red mineral oil and a syringe to be honest, it may even be cheaper to buy separately. I bought the kit...

the Oxygen S Cross CB has 19" frame, 700C x 35C tyres. He may be able to ride it but it will look wrong. Too big for him. http://www.oxygenbicycles.com/e-bikes/s-cross-cb

agreed. The dissatisfaction started when the USSR disintegrated, the UK 'elite' politicians pushed for the enlargement of the EU while probably the majority of the population did not.

indeed.

well, ukipdave is not the only one, we buy more from them, so we tell them to take it or lump it, right?

the independent has a new story: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-article-50-eu-referendum-uk-will-never-leave-says-top-academic-a7214926.html I think it's best to ask the EU for 7-10 years emergency break on freedom of movement, then offer a new referendum on that basis.

one bike that I know would suit your height is the woosh Sport, 18 in frame: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?sport

I can't see much of a point recommending the 48V version because the 500W 36V version is fast enough and has the same torque as the 750W 48V. Another point to recommend the 36V 500W version over the 750W 48V is about battery. 36V batteries are cheaper and easier to find.

the maximum speed is just an anecdotal thing, depending on the clothes you wear. I am pretty lightweight and wear just a T-shirt when cycling in Southend, so the same result may not apply to you. The track along Southend beach is not very long and perfectly flat, easy to cycle fast especially if...

that's a good result Mike, you've got 3,000 good miles out of it. It will be a useful guide for members. Thank you for sharing.

1) you get about 24mph with the 36V BBS02, 30mph with the 48V BBS02. 2) No. The BBS02 will always make your bike feel a bit more powerful.

how much did you get for it if you don't mind?

a couple of weeks ago, crystal (5ft9) had a similar requirement. She bought a woosh Santana2 for use with her Weehoo, well within your budget. Read her thread: http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/newbie-looking-for-recommendations-and-advice.25005/page-2#post-321864

although brexit is supposed to deliver more control to parliament, the thing brexiters fear the most is parliament gains control of brexit. Mad.

we are masochistic alright but let's just wait a bit longer. brexit may never happen.

that method is not foolproof. the reservoir feeds the mineral oil to the piston through a small hole. When you release the lever, the suction causes a small whirl above the feed hole, the swirl may suck in a little bit of air. I have seen this many times. This what I do to bleed a Zoom, in just...

most vendors will let you test the bike and return it in undamaged/unscratched condition. However, they will ask you to cover the cost of sending you the bike to you and collect it from you. Best to call them and ask the question.