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an initer an honest answer is that I love cosmopolitan environments. old parts of towns with coffee shops of many origins, cultures. the ability to eat samosas, drink illy, hear different music, languages, observe different customs. how can I put it, I even like waking up in Istanbul to...

was listening to bbc world, listening to an interview with a "lady" who voted UKIP, who repeated, as if it's a mantra, that "there is still too many of them" (meaning immigrants) as the BBC interviewer asked how she felt now about voting brexit given the fallout since the referendum. I can't...

i used to believe the same, but recently picked up an Apollo xc.26 for ten euro at a junk sale to mess about on. oddly its utterly bottom of the range suspension forks are set very, very soft. it has limited travel too. but having swapped the tyres for 2.0 marathon plus tours ive found it has a...

my commute is 10.7 miles each way. originally I did it on an ebike, but not for long - mainly because I enjoy exercise, especially on an ordinary bike with good gears since one can vary the intensity as much as one like. What I am mostly aware off as a result is a sense of physical wellbeing...

yes finally some light at the end of the tunnel, a labour with a remit and a voice, and the pound courtesy of deutshe bank's collapse accelerating on its way down, one might hope the lovely electorate may finally wake up and smell some coffee

for once I'd decline - I have a DIY 3KW BPM, so its not for any prudish legal reasons. Having experienced 3KW in a normal bike I simply cant believe 4KW can work on a scooter without serious risk of bodily harm. getting pulled over by cops is one thing, having a medic induce one into coma in A&E...

in a semi serious vein, I used to feel compelled to like android, but frankly with all the glitches and updates that don't work (desensitising ones keyboard etc. on a Samsung S7), I just gave up. I know one is supposed to no like corporations, but life's too short.

since its launch in France in July, apple pay has been OK for me, it is supported by MasterCard and visa here, is it in the UK? So far it's been without hiccups for me. first Hannah then Alexa, is your name Blake Carrington by any chance?

or appalling tbh but why use cards, why not applepay? its the reason I ditched the samsung

true, I think May, with the Cameron submarine stuff is slowly unravelling. Finally labour is also finding its voice, having semi dealt with the neo conservatives in its ranks http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3807800/UK-government-spell-Brexit-plans-opposition-Labour.html

ah, but you probably also don't know how to drill an apple!

that's curious, they work well for me, not up there with B&O headphones, but better than a lot of other mediocre crap

that would empty 4 hobbyking 6S 20A/h Lipos in 10 mins at full throttle!

so is it aerodynamics that limit the top speed? read somewhere that one needs 8kw to propel an average car at 60mph on a level road..

many thanks, very helpful

I wonder what the 5kw 84V motor and controller combo is? Am contemplating converting a micro car and that may just be enough

its the best there is, get it from bikediscount.com unless the pound has quartered in value by the time I manage to send this, mine ended up on the wife's bike and I don't think I will see it again

damn, yes, those Camberwell carrots don't half disorient.

"Hannah"? are you reliving those glory days as a tree in the Xmas carol or did you actually pick as obscenely petit bourgeois a name for one of your poor progeny? It all depends on the carrot, a Clerkenwell carrot isn't boring at all.

ye yes, as Peter Cooke would say, I really should get some Fanta