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Looking on the web and it seems options are limited these days for a disc only fork.
Either Pace RC31 but don't really want carbon.
Or
Salsa Cromoto but in 425mm it comes with both disc and v tabs - so I would have to grind of the v tabs and repaint.
Any other options or anything lurking in some bodies shed?
Exotic alloy ones?
Looked at those but I'm after a 'traditional' uni crown type fork like the old Kona Project 2s.
It's a retro frame so think the exotic type forks would look a bit odd.
Bump for the afternoon squad.....any help?
i has kona project 2s on mine.....triple butted with no vbrake mounts
http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/which-rigid-forks-for-26-inbred
There was a very similar thread to this last week also:
http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/what-options-are-there-for-rigid-steel-forks-nowadays
I have a set of singular peregrine forks that sound a bit like what you are after.
425mm A2C, disc only, lugged steel but are 700c/29er (take up to 2.0 rubber though).
Have been flash sprayed satin commuter black.
Saccades - are you interested in selling the forks?
The [url= http://www.somafab.com/archives/product/crmo-mtb-disc-fork ]Soma CroMo[/url] forks look gorgeous, although the smallest a-c is 440mm, or about 80mm travel with sus forks.
Too long I'm afraid
The longest Peregrine forks are 410 a-c. I have a set of unicrown ones which I could do extremely cheaply if you are willing to pursue the 'what's lurking in the shed' angle? Mail me if interested.
sounds like you're sorted.
I went down the grindy painty route with the cromotos. I was getting a frame done anyway, so chucked them in the same box.
The longest Peregrine forks are 410 a-c.
not by my tape measure...
altough i'd better check whats classed as the crown...