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yet no mudguards or dynamo lighting

Good looking out, thanks!

Very sharp looking build now!
Let me know, when/if you find some suitable bars with sweep, but no rise.
Or help me bother @t0-ster so we can finally have the titanium barge pole handlebars

Wuf!
Nothing shameless about that. Gorgeous work as always.

As you currently enjoy riding the frame, I'd give it the full treatment with a disc tab on the rear as well as a Stridsland Barnacle fork. You could have a number of new bolt ons added while you getting the disc tab fitted as well.

Yeah, living in the 'burbs has it's perks. If I had to carry them further, I'd probably have to put more thought into it.

Thank you for sharing. I think I'll have to get one to try it out.

Definitely subbed for this - love the colour on a Disc trucker.
I think a Carrier would be a perfect "one bike" for me, especially with a rohloff.

Yeah, +-2,9mm could mean you have to find a different gear combo.
I'm thinking of sketching it out in CAD to verify my own setup.

Looks well nice! Love the 105 chainset.
You might want to source some looong mudflaps, as 20" have a habit of kicking up a LOT of muck when the roads get wet.

I ride less than 2 km to drop off both of the girls, so we usually just get something decent second hand, including spares, as børnehave and dagpleje takes it's toll.
Rainwear on top of quilted thermal ware is pretty good solution right now.

Yes, I think so. I was definitely glad to go back to the folding seat and BBX panels on our analogue bullitt - though.
Do you think your eldest would enjoy riding on MacRide/top tube mounted sadle?
That's what we're doing at the moment - thought the girls will sometimes fight about who gets to go on the MacRide.

It is very well made - thusly also very heavy. But you're on an electric, so less of an issue. It is a well thought out solid bit of kit.
I struggled to fit at 3-year-old and 1-year-old in full winter kit in the canopy without stirring up a fight but ymmv

Looks like a perfect dadbike setup!

What kind of conditions?
It would live on my winter/dad bike which will go out in the rain/sleet/sludge and not be cleaned regularly.

I figured I might want to swap the set screws for some socket or torx cap screws for better tool engagement.

Pelago 35 mm or Velo Orange

I'm sure I've seen people run Magura disc calipers with Shimano hydraulic brake levers - and Magura only sells one kind of brake fluid, so theoretically you could run magura rim brakes with modern shimano STIs.. Or TRP Hylix levers

Nope, I have not.

linear projection

WOOdman Axis maybe?
Comes in a variety of colours as well.

Have you had a look at the Park Tool videos on rear deraileurs?

I moved the saddle on our Bullitt back 25 mm, and so far no issues. I was very suprised!
Mind you, I'm on flat pedals.

Omnium CXC

kiddy crank I believe.. nice to have the little ones chipping in on the ride.
I'll have to measure the stoker seat tube on ours to see if we can fit one.

I mean, you could have a spare rear wheel, with gears on, if you wanted to swap for gears, but then you'd have to built an extra set to match.
Please let me know how you get on with the VO EBB - I think I might try it before I have Starfish braze in an eccentric BB shell on my Intec.

Also - though not relevant to this particular build, but EBB means you wont have to re-align your mudguards if you swap gearing/wheels