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Tony Farrelly – I appreciate

Tony Farrelly – I appreciate your comments about moving to the new platform, but the fact remains that the slide out hides content from the page that I actually wanted to read. By all means have previous/next navigation, but don’t have it so intrusive. When the close button doesn’t work properly, I have to resort to scrolling the page so that what I’m reading is above the slide out bar. Honestly, what were you lot thinking?

Don’t get me wrong, I understand that you’re still getting to grips with the new platform and I don’t mind design changes if they’re well thought out, but the slide out naviagtion is a mistake. Please move it out of the way.

[hawkinspeter]

Fire’s too good for it.

Fire’s too good for it.

[hawkinspeter]

Yes, it’s very annoying. Half

Yes, it’s very annoying. Half the time, the close button doesn’t even work properly. Whoever thought this would be good user interface design needs to rethink.

[hawkinspeter]

The spelling looks fine to me

The spelling looks fine to me, so I guess he’s fixed that.

I wasn’t sure about the question regarding distance travelled – is that average per week or average per ride? (I assumed it was average per ride).

[hawkinspeter]

I like the Moon Meteor rear
I like the Moon Meteor rear light. It’s very small, extremely bright over a large area and rechargeable with a standard micro-usb socket. It probably doesn’t have as long a run-time as some other lights, but it depends on what kind of mode you use. I think it lasts about one and a half hours on the brightest setting.

Also, I can recommend the Fly6, but that’s more expensive as it has a camera. I haven’t directly compared them, but I think the Moon rear light is probably more visible than the Fly6.

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