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This is interesting and of great interest to me because I have arthritis. The stupid EU rule against throttles is of great concern. I look forward to Brexit and hope that we can overturn this unwanted rule.

Correct me if I am wrong, but all these bolt on electronics require you to stick your smart phone on the handlebar?

In effect, yes. There is no battery key, the terminals (shrouded) are always live.

Woosh, You know only too well that truing a wheel is a dark art and the novice initiate has to spend years in a secret cavern learning the spells before being let loose on a real wheel.

In a decent country they would be told, no, this is a highway and cannot be closed for private reasons. Walk, OR Get a Bike!

With jam on both sides, and not get sticky fingers at the end of it?

My knowledge comes from having made the same error.

Might be teaching Grandma etc. When you try to measure the battery voltage at the connecting pins, remember to switch it on.

There is always a 'crack' when I connect the 'kettle' plug of my TONARO to the 36 volt battery. Never seems to have done any damage over 6 years.

Don't Americans just love talking and not getting to the point!

Looks like one of the old 'Corker' helmets

I survived school rugby but my son tore the ligaments in his arm and needed an operation, screws into the bone etc. then a further operation to remove said screws. Quite frankly, it is an idiotic game, fine for adults who want face danger, but youngsters under 18 should not play it. It is...

I feel sorry for genuine asthmatics. My late wife suffered for years, and when a person is having an attack they can get panicky and take too much (as far as sport is concerned) but the main target during an attack is to restore normality. I had a stomach ulcer and during an attack would munch...

Well I used to like it and it was hugely popular so I don't know why people revile it now.

Any drink as long as it is a single malt.

My best guess is that in the traditional British way we will muddle our way through this. We keep looking at Brexit plus one day, yet as the years continue to roll on there will be constant changes to cope with whatever the situation is that presents itself.

I don't see why it should. As I have said, we are not terribly concerned as to what comes in, so a soft border will do fine. On the other hand, I guess that the EU will become concerned as goods subject EU Anti Dumping tariffs etc. come into the EU from the UK.

My main point is that it will be the EU not the UK that will be bothered about what is crossing the border. As far as I can see, our only concern will be immigrants, guns, explosives, drugs etc.

So, how is the soft border in Ireland going to work? The UK will probably not apply Anti dumping tariffs, so the Chinese will send all their goods to Belfast docks, they will then cross the soft border into the EU?

Now if only we were outside the EU............................