I'd consider using them, despite finding the audio quality a bit poor. John Lewis stock them. I never use earbuds on the bike, in fact I've decided not to use them at all because they prevent ears from 'breathing' I might use BC's for audio route prompts though.

Here's an example from JL

https://www.johnlewis.com/shokz-openmove-bluetooth-wireless-open-ear-headphones-grey/p110575797

Quote from: HugoC on July 23, 2026, 08:53:05 PM

Hello,
On my Thorn Raven Twin, I replace my chain about every 7500kms and have just recently replaced the chainrings and sprocket for the first time after accumulating about 44000kms.
Regards
Hugo

44000 kms with a Rohloff Sprocket ! Are you sure ? it’s a lot of kilometers

If you change the chain often enough, you can make a sprocket and chain ring last almost indefinitely.  The question is if it makes economic sense, as in - are you spending more on chains than you would replacing the other components? There is some disagreement on the answer to that, it depends... IMO it makes little cost difference, but letting it all wear out requires less maintenance.
I swapped (Or flipped) the lot on my Mercury at around 27,000km, though that bike doesn't see the worst of the weather or much off-road. On the wet weather/off-road Nomad I'm still expecting 15,000+ km.

Hello,
On my Thorn Raven Twin, I replace my chain about every 7500kms and have just recently replaced the chainrings and sprocket for the first time after accumulating about 44000kms.
Regards
Hugo

44000 kms with a Rohloff Sprocket ! Are you sure ? it’s a lot of kilometers

Hi,
I'm interested in the one with frame size 530 if still available. Love to see some photos if possible.

Yep without mudguard 

2.30 just for fun