Who did you use?
How much?
Pleased?
The only people I ever heard of doing this was Vulture Cycles.
Argos don't appear to list it.
gonna be expensive. Sliding dropouts cheaper.
Interesting, tell me more....
They've got to mitre 4 tubes to fit. With new dropouts they can braze them in. Way cheaper.
Siding drop outs look shonky as hell though and in my ever-so-humble opinion are a weaker option. Of course as said it will be cheaper though.
and in my ever-so-humble opinion are a weaker option
Any proof of their lack of strength or is it pure unfounded opinion?
Retro-fitting an EBB is indeed a PITA and would be pretty costly. I know there is an EBB HT2 bottom bracket avaialble from singlespeed.nl (IIRC) that along with a half link / choice of ratio would do the job. Or a White Ind ENO rear hub and freewheel...
SSP
I am with SSP - nicest of those is the White Industries ENO rear hub. Though the Phil Wood EBB is a thing of great beauty I much prefer the Bushnell in the way it works. A quick bit of google came up with this
http://www.mtbr.com/ssfaqcrx.aspx#ssEbbDefined
all of the stuff above in great detail!!
Is it possible to get some on-one style dropouts brazed on? It would be fairly easy to get them lazercut from 4mm steel plate (unless on-one can supply them?) and then you don't have the faff of sliding dropouts.
making up bespoke dropouts would not be cheap
A Trickstuff BB would be the easiest way- sjs do them for £150 I wouldn't be suprised if they are cheaper elsewhere.