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Thanks, looks like a bit more hassle and downside than I expected. I'll take it in consideration when submitting my offer.

I'm thinking of buying a 2nd Brompton electric and turning it into a non-electric Brompton, selling electric parts and instead adding a front dynamo wheel.

How easy/realistic is this?

This is shit.

The trick is obviously to get mini -Hulsroy 1 and 2 involved in the production as early as possible. Think of all the possibilities with their small nimble fingers!

Good to see Hulsroy rocking the Mitutoyo.

That's quite the offer. I guess that if you want to machine hinges and whatnot, it makes sense to do them at the same time. I'll DM you about a quote!

Turned out nice! I'm really exited about the Crescent folder MK2/Hulsroy special, I think I'm in the market for something similar

Have you considered Archer components Dx1? Comes up cheap on eBay from time to time.

Understandable, when and if you, I'd start with Veloform, he'll probably be interested in selling braced in Scandinavia bottle holders and he's a true enthusiast.

His Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/veloform

Impressive list! Have you thought about any Swedish retailers, maybe Veloform in Gothenburg and Cykelcity in Stockholm?

I did 3 days with my brother in the first week of May and Flanders had considerate drivers, good cycling infrastructure and soo many canal paths. We mostly stuck to cycle paths and cycle highways (!). Don't have any special recommendations but getting accommodation where you could; safely store your bike was never a problem (we usually shared a locked garage or suchlike with staff).

We did create an Instagram account if you're interested:https://www.instagram.com/m_o_c_i_belgien

Nice! I got one made as a gigantic tote (but for S&S so maybe a bit boxier) an my experience is that as you're basically just lifting it on and off the bus/train, it's okay that it's lightweight.

Wonderful to hear about the trip from the stokers perspective. I've only just read the first installment, but please tell your SO that I look forward to more, it's a pleasure to read.

Dreamy!

Thanks, looks like a good starting point!

Hi, me and my brother are doing a trip 29/4-2/5. No real plans and I guess having a nice time is more important than going far. I have a loose idea of riding Bru-antwerpen -Westmalle cloister day 1 and then maybe some Dutch seaside (between us we have 2/4 of a Dutchman, so would like to score some haring and fries) day 2.

If anyone has any I would be very thankful. We're happy to take the train to avoid backtracking.

Ta!

Free housing, zero unemployment and being paid in chocolate. What's not to like!

In a world of problems this might be part of a solution. And one of those japanese illustrations that shows the golden proportions of random bikes but for bdhu.

Ready for tomorrows commute!

I saw a video of Black Bear forge making tent spikes (that helped pay for machines that made other parts of the bussiness more profitable) and it made me think about your bottle cages. I think it's a great product and a soon as the SEK starts beeing less shit all order a pair

Ahh okay, sounds like Hulsroys plan has alot of merit. Oulufixed (on the gram) used the Zeno splitters for his foldable bike and ended up switching to Klampers. Still just one anecdotal evidence, I really want the splitters to work!

I really like a good foldable! That it's up-cycled is a big plus imo. What brakes are you planning on? I'm asking as I'm pondering a break away style bike with disc and currently thinking about maybe Klampers with splitters?

I'd say sell everything that you don't need, haven't used within the last 12 months (?), have a plan for or components/frames that have emotional value/impossible to source.

If I would do the above I would probably be left with some (IMO) nice frames, but get a lot less ordinary parts (and a Marie Kondo-sense of accomplishment and inner peace).

Also I guess that your skill set means that you can build a lot of what you want/need.

Ahh so anything in the K-series will work in a kinch. Thanks

You might be right (they look quite similar, but I wish Shimano had added some kind of size reference).

Anyway, I'm glad to report that the K05ti-rx fit great. Also the first ti hardware on the bike, so I'm bound to see some marginal gainz