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Hello, just got a my 63cm blue frameset today and will create a "Current Project" thread later with pics.
For your question about the rear brake cable routing, as far as I understand, the cable enters the diagonal tube by a multiport, and exits at the bottom of it under the bottom bracket, and then follows the left chainstay underneath until near the brake mount... if words aren't enough take a look at the website pics:
About the mudguards, I don't know wich SKS model could work, still have to figure that out, but I can confirm that the fork legs has some eyelets in the inside :)
PD: I just emailed Bruce Dalton asking to clarify the rear brake cable routing if he can with pictures of his own 4S Disc.
Seems like in the pre-production model there was a exit multiport as you can see in this picture, but it was removed and the cable holders of the left chainstay where moved to the bottom
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Anyone know how the disc brake routing for the Kinesis 4S disc works? Rear brake specifically. All the routing's internal on the downtube and top tube, but there's then a brake hose holder thing on the bottom of the left chainstay. Can't work out much else from the pics on their site...
Edit: Oh and how does the mudguard mounting work on the fork? On the bike show pics it looks like this:
Presumably with eyelets near the bottom of the fork.
But then other pics show an eyelet halfway up the inside of the fork:
Would that work with SKS guards?