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@spiderpie here we go !

Thanks !
No it's a medium one. Could do a front pict if interested.

Yep will do that later today !

@Captain_P, it's a lht fork the 700c version.

Nice and sturdy. Many pieces to fit it well.
For now pretty happy with it !

Update of mine.

Convert it to 1x9 (36 x 11-34), thanks to @Hulsroy for the shifter mount idea !
Could try a ghetto 10-42 cassette but will ride it for a couple of month before decide.

Not cheap paint but definitely worth it !
Nice setup, waiting for the finished build !

Very nice paintjob !!

Moto G 2015 ? Waterproof, efficient and cheap.

+1 for super moto ! Wheight less than a big apple or fat frank but roll so much well !

I admit not an economic build ! Tried it with a 1x9 setup but the rohloff is very confortable and since I'm not a racer ...

Thanks @DarkShot. Looked like a carbon fork ;)

Yep pompet is a good frame ! Would love to go with a custom made frame for some details but I'm reluctant to leave this frame.

Update of my ride :

http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/on-one-pompetamine-25728

Thanks for the goods advices, I've reordered kojaks.

Nice ! Is that your bike ?
Could you give some details about the fork ?

Yeah, seems the wise advice.
I would have liked to try something else but hard to check all the case : supple, confort, fast, light, resistance ^^
I'm tempted by the gb cyprès but the price of one is the price of the pair of kojak ...

@8bits : Thanks, I see recommandations for this tire but I fear to loose the rolling feeling of the kojaks. Maybe ...

Or I read good review of gp4000s, would they be a good choice (28mm) ?

Ok, need some advice.
I'm currently running kojaks (700x35) but they're wearing out.
I've used panaracer pasela but had cracked sides problems, and I tried some resist nomad but didn't liked them in the wet.
If I need to rate them : Kojak > pasela >> nomad resist.
I will use them on my commuter-do-it-all bike. Max size 35 and min 28.
Hesitating between gravelking, pasela, kojak, cypres, any recommandations ?

Ok thanks @aggi for your feedback. I made more research and I may be tempted by a more classic thermostat without cloud things but which could be easily connected to a pi for monitoring the temps and sending instructions.

Hey guys ! I'm a little new here, but we just arrived in our own new house and I'm looking for a smart thermostat. The netatmo precisely because i'm don't want the nest for privacy reasons (Am i at home ...).
@aggi, you installed one if I don't make mistakes, still happy ? Anyone else having a thought ?

Here is mine :

Not perfect but a very pleasant bike anyway!