I had an idea to make an instructional video that wasn't boring, and to do it on the cheap. In true DIY fashion, we started with one concept and ended up with something completely different. Let's put it this way, the intro sequence is half of the entire video. Here is our install guide for our Eccentric 46 bottom bracket:

Eccentricity from Problem Solvers on Vimeo.

Full instructions here.

I love me some generator hubs and lights. I wanted to use my Alfine hub and Planet Bike headlight with our new(ish) QR Nut Light Mount, but the close proximity of light to hub left me with a boatload of excess wire (apologies for the fuzzy phone pics):

I could've zip tied the excess to the fork blade, but that would've been mucho feo. Also, I was liking the idea of being able to take the wheel out without disconnecting the light from the hub. So, putting caution to the wind, I cut:

Did some rewiring:

And voila:

Admittedly, I probably went a little too short. When I pop the wheel out, the light causes the QR axle to spin in the hub, putting a little stress on the wire. I'll strengthen with a little electrical tape. But otherwise, I'm putting this project in the "win" column.