I rushed out real quick before we got riding to snap some pix cos the light was failing fast (and so it turned out were my camera batteries), so excuses again for the lame picture quality but here is my EWR, where it belongs, back out in the woods again
It's still in testing mode so the stem spacers and stem are not permanent fixtures and the jury is still out on the handlebars....the bars are certainly 'down in the weeds' on this bike. Those blokes at EWR really know how to make a bike though, it rides beautifully and just goes where you point it. At slow speeds it is really 'Trialsy' and very responsive and at speed it just rolls and rolls and is just screaming at you to manual it off some tree roots and humps....this bike makes you grow horns
This bike is going to get well used and to endure the British winter conditions I have fitted Gore RideOn GoreTex durallier cables, these are PTFE coated cables that run in a continuous, sealed sleeve which runs inside the outer cable and is sealed with rubber 'boots' at the mech ends. They are expensive but if you want to keep the mud and shit out and have silky smooth shifting then these are the babies to fit.
Overall I am REALLY pleased with how it rides although I need to nail that bar/stem configuration and my back brake is non-existant, despite me bleeding it twice
. The bottle cage is on there solely for my Lumicycle Halogen lights, this time of year we ride in total darkness. My buddies have 'outgunned' me with lights recently so I'm feeling a little inadequate.....one has the HID (Halide) Lumicycle lights and the other has Hope Visions AND some helmet mounted Ay Ups 
. I guess I could even things up and buy a Lumicycle LED system
Back in the Woods again....where EWR's belong...
Up close and personal....my Woods in the woods
Then it got dark....we had nearly two hours of flat out night riding
