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I think I might take those wheels if you've still got them and are willing to post? Knobblies could be handy and I could just have a spare back wheel.
I also bought one of these: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/282631114242. £24, rim and disc, 10-speed freehub, free postage. That'll do for the geared option.
Also bought some cheap SRAM TT-500 shifters so I'll go bar-con if I do run it geared. They'll also be handy if I ever decide to go full tourer on my other bike. I'll still be trying to get the MTB shifter working in the mean time.
I'm thinking if I get a second quicklink I can splice two bits of chain together and have a short chain/fixie option and a long chain/additional section that will be the right length for gears. I can actually switch between the two mid-ride then if I ever need to do that for some stupid reason.
To do list:
- cut down steerer or find some spacers
- find a cassette
- find a seatpost
- buy some cheapo M5 bolts for 6-bolt cog
- assemble everything.
Would be nice to have it done by Christmas.
- cut down steerer or find some spacers
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wait wait wait
you need 26 inch disc wheels? I have a set that I was gonna put on my On-One but that idea is getting scrapped, you can have them for 25 quid posted if that helps you, they come with knobbly's and QR's. The rear doesn't take a rim brake but the front does, and the back of it is a freehub so i'm 99% sure it's 10spd compatible
(if you can get to Coventry, you can have them for a tenner)