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@HatBeard
re: getting the fagh mini around front wheel, frame and street furniture, depending on the bike/bars/brake sometimes you may find it easier to turn the bars round 170-180 degrees so the front wheel is pointing backwards as it puts the rim closer to the downtube of the frame if you have big clearances.
otherwise the fagh mini often works well around the rear stays/rear wheel/pole if you don't run a rear brake (see my photos further back in the thread) which would leave the abus xplus 54 for the front as it has more length (i believe)