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Those cable guides work good with fully enclosed mechanical cable terminating at a v brake noodle or a seatpost bolt-mounted canti hanger.

Disc front, canti rear I would have assumed.

Removable canti posts would have been preferable.

So it looks like there is finally a new pomp.

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FROOMU/on-one-mulo-frame

If you've not seen it already, Halo's page about their 15mm-12mm sleeve has some useful information about compatibility with fork dropouts.
https://www.halowheels.com/shop/spares/hub-spares/15-to-12mm-adaptor-sleeve/

Also, some Halo hubs allow the endcaps to be swapped. Worth checking if this is the case for your prospective hub.

Bike is rad and comes with the Cupcakes Seal of Approval :)

Ikea stackable boxes have worked for me in the past.
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/sortera-waste-sorting-bin-with-lid-white-10255897/

Ta.

I thought the bosses on mine had part open ends, but they're definitely not offset enough to drill through without creating a seatstay hole :)

New project looks good btw. I'm a fan of belt drive in theory, never actually tried it in real life.

Cheers, so it's a case of 'thought about it and decided it was too much hassle for the intended outcome' instead of ' thought about it and realised it wouldn't work'. :)

I might try - paint is pretty nice on mine (had it redone a few years ago). Worst case outcome probably cutting them off and repainting anyway!

Hey @M_V if I recall correctly, you were once thinking of drilling out the canti studs on your old pompino and replacing with the removable type studs. Did you ever try this and if so how did it go? I was thinking about doing the same thing.

Giffgaff is an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) using O2's network. A quick Google gave this link, which I've not read thoroughly and which seems to be US-centric, but it also seems to backup your suspicion that virtualized network customers could be given low priority when there is congestion.

Does Giffgaff do this? No idea.

I'm definitely not an expert so this might be all wrong. I've used Giffgaff for years and it's generally been the right balance of adequate and cheap for me.

https://www.tomsguide.com/reference/mvnos-what-are-they-and-what-are-the-best-options

@PhilDAS deserving mention here for sorting me out with a light bracket, much obliged

a store on eBay where a former engineer from Tune is making odd spacing Mag 170s

Link please:)

Bike is looking super.

Any recommendations for a wireless keyboard? With arrow keys but no righthand number keys.

Is the go-to Keychron?

Very kind of you, yes please! Will PM

Thanks, I'm not missing anything obvious then.

There is a raceware mount that keeps the light pretty flush, but it's for a trace. I've got a sirius mk9 @PhilDAS

I want to mount an exposure light under a Garmin out front mount.

What's the option for reducing the overall height (top of Garmin to bottom of light) as far as possible? Or are all the various mounts about the same?

These bags look superb.

Can I ask, what are the dimensions of the standard tool roll?

Where can you get cheap wide range 11spd cassettes?

Agreed, looks super. Out of interest is that where the hope chainring will end up?

I am definitely not an expert but would Osmo Polyx or Liberon Finishing Oil be suitable?

Ah, how frustrating! Hope it isn't too much of a chore to start over.

You can't restore deleted files after they’ve been removed from the site collection recycle bin—either by manual delete or by emptying the recycle bin. A SharePoint site collection administrator may be able to view and restore those deleted items.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/restore-your-onedrive-fa231298-759d-41cf-bcd0-25ac53eb8a15

whereabouts are you?

I'm staying on the mainland close to Stromness, with family, in-laws etc. All of us have different connections up here, the strongest being my partner who completed their first year of teacher training in Stromness. So it's nice to come back and experience it all again, albeit a few years later.

Yesterday we were on Rousay and had a look around the excavations at Swandro. Really cool stuff, especially as they have an 8 week season of work with the first 2 weeks removing the ballast stone that they leave in place to act as a defense against erosion from the sea, and the last 2 weeks putting it all back. So I was looking across to Egilsay in fact (albeit on the other side from Swandro).

About for the rest of this week - no plans for Shapinsay at the moment, but if that changes I'll be keen to pop by and have a jealous look at your site... As an engineer, albeit one without anything useful to add, I'm harbouring dreams of a similar project one day.

In Orkney just now - thought I spied your house but realised I was mistaken on which island.

Super jealous of the project, glad it it progressing well.

Is the cable routing through the mech to the clamp bolt correct?