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You've disagreed with my post... so explain to me. How does the EU need the UK??? We're one of 27 members and it has trading agreements with most of the rest of the world. We'll be out on our own, competing with the EU.

Why do you think it'll be more expensive for the EU? The only person who will be effected by a price rise is the UK consumer. We are a net importer... yes. So the duty is paid by the importer, not the exporter ... not that it really matters because the cost price is just passed onto the...

I don't understand this logic. We will clearly still by x from them.... where else are we going to get it. The UK still wants many many of the brands that come from the EU. Even if they loose a small % of their sales, the EU companies will benefit because their competition currently coming...

yes, but all those who can afford it, will have scarpered, leaving a lovely island for those trapped here.

it won't just be the brexit voters though will it? ... it'll be all us.

They can't even reduce austerity now, and we're in a period of good growth, low unemployment etc etc. everything predicts things will get harder (people seem to have accepted that its a worthwhile sacrifice to control our borders etc etc) so how will any goverment be able to reduce austerity...

"I believe" I asked you to give me an example, an actual example of a thing the EU was threatening us with. Our government is the one that triggered all this, so its up to us to say what we're going to do about EU citizens here first.

again you've missed my point. I totally agree, many many many different types of people voted leave, I am not trying to put all leavers into any box at all. What I am saying is that people like the members of Britain First will have voted leave, and will have voted UKIP, because they are anti...

Again, you've taken my simple statement and taken it to be more than it is. I'm sure they're are nasty people in other parties I think that's 100% fact. However it is also true that if you're not tolerant of immigrants, you're more likley to vote Brexit and you're more likely to be pro UKIP...

yes, of course they would. And you can quote me on that. Our prices are directly tied to the €, on the bikes its on an annual basis, but on the vast range of p&a its on a daily basis. So yes if the £ recovers prices will go down.