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http://cyclezee.com/pan-etr-hybrid-bikes.html if you want it, better hurry.

Brexiters need to stop fighting the same referendum. The result is what it is, the economics also is what it is. Prices will rise if have not done so already. Tax revenue will be down next. We are well and truly overtaken by France.

S&P, Moody etc all saying that they don't think investing in the UK now is not as good as it was before the referendum. Less inward investments means that exports may not be as good as or better than before, despite a devalued Pound.

the Woosh Bermuda is now on the Woosh website. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?bermuda

@BrendanJ you should compare UK with France and Germany. They are going to win business and investment from us.

S&P just downgraded the UK's AAA credit rating. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36644934 There is just no good news since Friday.

I reckon a significant numbers will. The reality is that Brexit will not deliver much on promises made during the campaign. Gove and Johnson now say that they did not make any specific promise. That means they did not make any promise. People who expect changes won't see any change. Some won't...

I think we need a year for all Brexiters to see if their heart is still at the same place. would they vote with their wallet next time?

flud, it's time you come to your senses. If you have studied macroeconomics, this time, it's not speculation. the Pound has fallen to 31 year low. The country is poorer. Outlook for the economy is grim. Just wait for June's current account, we'll see how deep we are in the ****hole. Don't...

the Pound keeps falling all morning. It's now into $1.31 We are definitely poorer now than when we woke up this morning. Most online retailers have put their prices up. There are calls from labour MPs for parliament to cancel result of the last referendum and start again.

I am optimistic. I like the Norway model, with a bit more participation in scientific reasearch and pharmaceuticals. I also like to see Osborne running for PM's job.

Sarah Vine, wife of Michael Gove, now pleas for the help of the experts. Johnson is now back-pedalling on his referendum rhetoric. It seems to me that reality is dawning on leading Brexiters. Another 17 millions to go then we can get somewhere.

We are currently 11% poorer in comparision to before the referendum.

Cameron did not have much choice. The country was moving slowly but steadily toward Brexit in the last few years because of austerity. Politicians on the left kept telling the electorate that austerity is not necessary, making ukip's rhetoric more plausible as the recession hit the poorer in the...

Mike, only direct drive hubs are silent. Crank drive bikes are near silent, then low assist rear hub, then rear hub. Front hub is the noisiest.

apparently the parliaments of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have to agree before Brexit can happen.

for once, I am in total agreement with their financial analysis. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/saving/article-3659987/What-Brexit-means-finances-Savings-steps-protect-family-finances.html "YOUR AT-A-GLANCE GUIDE TO WHAT BREXIT MEANS WHAT IS LIKELY Housing market will stall as buyers and...

flud, can you post the link to those stats? Dimbleby is doing a special Question Time at 18:30 on BBC news if you are interested.

I doubt it. The Brits always think of themselves as a bit special and insist on special treatment. The only time where we come near being a fully committed member is under the Blair government. The current crisis is mostly of our own making. Successive British governments have pushed for...

I think participation of the under 30 was high in the referendum. The difference this time is the young who live in council estates, do not go to university, normally would not want to vote, have gone out to vote for Brexit to ask for change.