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I was always under the impression it wasn't what you'd got but what you did with it....no? 😩

Beautiful work - in my eyes a bargain!

@benjabbi ?

Pros and cons like nearly every design change, even a seeming disadvantage such as rotating mass can sometimes provide an advantage in certain situations - the gyro effects could provide forces the rider could utilise for either stability or indeed for the opposite - bicycle attitude...

It's bad enough trying to transport a 29'r - gonna be interesting to see how far one of these will overhang in a rear car carrier! Probably need a lwb van to avoid taking a wheel out.

I have these spinner P2's, scruffy but sound and still a little long but...

Another thing you could try is a spline/12 point key tapped or pressed in with g-clamp - obviously this is a medium drastic option but might be worth considering if less damaging things don't work. Suspect someone's already taken the nice options away from you.

The larger chainrings compensate for small wheels - suspect the resulting gear inches would be within reasonable range.

Lots of potential there for not much money, wish I was a bit closer.

What about retro games on retro furniture? I'm on a two game losing streak but this morning all that's gonna change!

All the Astro's I've seen have been varnished. Refinished a couple with oil based varnish too and it seems a very good match.

Almost simultaneous 'Astro's' 🤯

A couple of William Lawrence cabinets (only naming as there were made in my home town) and the classic, can't believe I'm the first to post a pic of one, G-Plan 'Astro' (can't remember what it's real name is).

Can't stop thinking about the resulting skin indentations.... The lighting is rather special too!

Top skills and nice timber selections - I'm getting some Krenov vibes?

Very nice - were these made by you or someone you know?

Sounds like home! 😊

I have some Manitou's similar to these on a bike and like you I initially thought they might not be up to the job - I'm glad to be wrong once again as they ride really well with minimum faff. Sounds a great bike, looking forward to some pics!

I really liked the fork you made for your Mayfair BTW - look forward to more updates on this one.

Looks fantastic and surely great to ride?