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I think I say it before in the build thread, but I really like the look of this!

Happy Man by Jungle plays in my head every time I see the cable huggers.

40-50 mm stem and wider bars will quicken that handling up right away!

But the bike looks really good with the quill stem - seems like there is plenty of room for a big saddlebag?

I have a soft spot for the cubes - which I think a more prevalent her in Denmark.
Lovely colour and the silver bits look good!

That looks very nice imo!
I was wondering about hammertone paint, as I have discovered just how shit the powder coat on my Intec is.

Did you remove the original finish on the frame in that image?
And if so, did you do it by sanding or using paint stripper?

On a related note - I’ve had a good deal of success with removing acrylic paints by covering them in a layer of brun sæbe, then cling wrap and letting it sit for a couple of days - comes of as a soapy paste.
I have half a mind to try it on the failing power coat on my Intec

That’s understandable!
I think that colour would go great with silver and blue components!

Lots of VO crack comments.

Mine have been faultless, even if they were bought second hand and they came with some holes from a previous mounting attempt.

What a nice looking bike. Do you have any more pictures?

I really like the look of Meerblau!

Wuf! That looks like a lot of fun!

You might find this directory from Bikepacking.com helpful

Maybe they did differentiated pricing for continental EU.. And I was never able to find a shop that would deliver to Denmark.
They white awol with racks, 'guards and dynamo was a major influence on my Genesis Vagabond build! Would 100p ride a Four Corners as well.

Because the Marin Four Corners is much cheaper?

Thanks.. I think some colourful bar tape would help the WW top tube bag feel more at home.

Very close.. Rene Herse tyres and it would have been complete imo

An aeropress will be much easier to clean. That looks like it’s going to leave a mess of fines in your coffee.

I really like the look of it!
Who made the rims and mudguards?

100p would rather have the hub motor in the back than in the front on one of those.
Riding unloaded over slippery surfaces would almost certainly cause a crash with a front motor.
I spent quite a bit of time riding mail delivery with a front motor - it was not pleasent.
The trike with a rear motor though - it was great fun tricking the cadence sensor going into a turn to make it lift the inner wheel.

Another strong build!

I should say - like johnny69 I use the inverted method.

Just watch James Hoffmans video on technique and be done with it imo

Matias has definitely worked hard to create a product that works.
I wasn't fully comitted to the hype, when I bought mine, but the amount of stability they bring at that width with a 50mm stem is incredible.

rat saddle looks good!
Some adhesive on top of the seam to help avoid peeling maybe?

We recently bought and used some acrylic "fabric" paints - to echo drøn it just appeared to be very thin acrylic paint. Worked quite well for printing with fruit and veg though.