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hello - couple of comments based on my own T2 build and and crosslight flatbar build (which has almost the same geom. as the T2)
It looks like you've got a pretty short stem to fit on, now I don't know what size you are or what kind of position you prefer but I'd consider trying out a longer stem. The front end of the T2 frame is quite low and with a steep seat angle + a short stem you may find that you are either a bit cramped or feel like you are right over the front wheel.
For instance, I have a 54cm frame (crosslight pro5) and use a 120mm stem with flat bars, on the T2 a 100mm stem with FSA vero drops - but like I said, it is personal preference.
Second thing - its a nice frame that you can build into a fast bike - do yourself a favour and build it into a 1x9 so you can make the most of it
Brakes wise, I can recommend the shimano BR-450s but you might prefer the Tektro R38 because they're black. For headset - FSA IS2 or Cane Creek IS3 are both decent for that frame.