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looking to replace my 90s Marin rigid fork (canti) for on with a caliper mount for disc brake.
The closest I found was this but it is hi-ten. Also I am not sure why they drilled a hole at the junction between the dropout and the fork, that concerns me a bit.
Other than that they would be surly type and I don't need the ugly screw on the site (also, it's expensive ...)
threaded or not does not matter, I can change the headset.
Any pointer?
If you're using disk brakes, you don't necessarily need to limit yourself to forks that are specifically for 26" wheels. What you should pay attention to is the rake/offset and the axle to crown-race distance, both of which will ideally be very close to your current fork.
Specific product recommendations are out of scope for this site. That said…this Crust fork has a relatively short axle/crown measurement that might make it an OK fit.
