Ex-Polo bike into single speed commuter

Hey guys, after serving me well for over two years I've left my old Velvet/Victoire bike polo frame and forks sitting around doing nothing for 6 months. I've sparked up some enthusiasm to build it into a solid commuter. Would be nice to document the process:

Here's what it used to look like:

The idea is to go front disc with rear v, down to the fact that originally this frame was 110 spaced for no apparent reason so fitting a disc brake in there may be an issue (although i've never tried). Ex-polo frames are great, if only they had rack mounts...

Thanks

You could try to use a front disc wheel as a rear too. Just replace the axle with a solid one and put washers on sides. A front XT756 disc hub can take 10mm axle.
The frame looks great!

I'm an imbecil! Disregard the hilarious idea of mine! Jesus... Ahahahahahahaha
Unless you want to push it with your legs...

A few pieces arrived today (many many more to come) from my cheap ebay scavenge:

• Disc pads
  
• V-Brake for rear (shimano acera cheap and reliable)
  
• Shimano freewheel (only used WI before, bit cautious)
  
  

More bits are Here:

• (Very poorly protected) disc rotors
  
• Avid V brake levers
  
• 38t 104BCD Chaining
  
  

A new parcel brings me a new bell. A ebay cheap Chinese replica of the Spurcycle bell Very impressed with the look of it and DAT RING

#rep

Its a lovely bell; have it on some of my bikes; can't believe its a replica!

Do you have a link to the replicas?

Here: http://microcosm.app/out/kNAXg

Thanks!

Final two parcels arrived, cheap Chinese carbon bars and cheap Chinese ergo style grips, here is the cockpit:

Bike should be up and running next week after I replace the 13 broken spokes in the rear wheel (bike polo...)

here was the bike before I finished it yesterday

What hub did you use?

Brompton freehubs (for the 2 or 6 speed models) are 110 oln

In the back I used (and have been for years) standard 120mm hub. No disc though.

But I thought it was 110? Respaced or just stretched?

Just stretched.