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I wont really know how it all goes together with aerobars and dynamos and stuff until we try fitting it all together. Sticking with round bars is most likely as it simplifies stuff a bit. I like that guy's setup of the light - I have a front brake hole though so will probably use that for my light - is there any reason to set it up higher?
Never used DT hubs, usually Shimano, the odd CK, and a lot of Powertaps.
I like the sound of "The Ratchet System driver mechanism is extremely durable, reliable and can be serviced without special tools in minutes, thanks to its simple press fit assembly." though I have no idea what they are talking about :) Looks like they don't use pawls, they use some ratchet and spring setup?
I like their convertible axle ends so I can use with thruax or normal QR.
Looks like my combo of 32h, 135mm, QR, CenterLock, J-bend spokes isn't that commonly available.
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I've got the Controltech Formidable with flat/ergo tops and my solution for mounting lights/gadgets in an non-round handlebar section was just to get a RaceWare Garmin/Gopro Mount with an GoPro to Exposure adapter (it has a Di2 junction holder, but won't use it yet)
So I can have my 810 on top with plenty room for the usb cable, and underneath the Exposure Axis (that normally would sit on my helmet) when I'm not using the dynamo wheel & lights
But normally I'll have the dynamo with the Supernova Triple light mounted in the underneath GoPro bracket with a little adapter, so all the dynamo cables will be closer, and it's easier for my to change the light angle (like this guys did) I'll post pictures when it's finally finished.
32h CenterLock disc hub... DTSwiss has many options but not cheap at all