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factual? that these are the result of the financial crisis, Osborne was using tax money paid by new immigrants to reduce the budget deficit rather than invest into increasing public resources to cope with increasing population.

you seem to confirm that brexit leaders were content that the opposition did all the work for them and indeed, most of their supporters don't need to understand the argument. Now the ball is in their hands, will they come up with some idea what to do next or will they wait for their opposition...

I agree. But why did so many people vote to leave the EU? would you care to explain?

the minimum rider's height for the Petite is 5ft to have both feet on the ground with pointed toes.

I am not surprised. Before the vote, it was easy to sell may brexit myths like brexit will deliver 'flexibility and speed to decisions'. Now even brexiters don't know what they want for the economy leave alone how to get there. One thing becomes clearer: brexit is about anti-immigration and...

That list contains more challenges that most e-bikes can deliver, leave alone on you small budget. First question: how much weight you can and want to carry up two flights of steps? If your answer is x kgs, then x - 6 kgs is the weight for your donor bike. Find that bike on Gumtree/ebay then we...

I shudder at the idea that the future of the UK economy is now in the hands of the three brexiters. None of them has demonstrated the slightest understanding of macro-economics.

check the Gallego out: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?gallego That's probably the only bike that lets you have both feet on the ground.

I am fed up seeing the Pound steadily going down the proverbial drain. It's like watching a car crash in slow motion. We should call off brexit for now and leave it to the next parliament.

'since that would give a speed range well far above anything the law would allow.' - that's a secret reason why crank driven bikes are so popular.

yes, I did. They don't have stock of zephyr CDN at the moment.

fixing batteries is a very time consuming job. I can't see the upside unless you are forced into having to fix it. If a new identical battery can't be found, it's much easier to wire in another rack battery or downtube battery or even battery in a bag than trying to replace a single dead cell.

they are saying it's not their fault if brexit delivers nothing on that front.

brexit is a sinking ship.

of course not. Philip Hammond reckons the tories would spend £4.5 billions to plug a EU funding gap of £8 billions. They'll cut the wages of farmers and researchers by half.

I can see us leaving the EU Norway style with 8 to 10 years of opting out freedom of movement. There is no real reason why the EU could not agree to some restriction to immigration. Even if they don't, we can still construct additional barriers to getting employment once we have left the EU.

I partially agree with the post. Car, TVs, white goods prices have not gone up as much.

brexit is bound to arouse suspicion from around the world. It's like the USA voting for Trump.

you would also get better support if you bought from one of the sellers advertising on the forum.

who do you think should replace Carney? and could that person have done any different?