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You may risk opening a can of worms and killing a puppy. You always have the option to source a fork that is designed for a brake.
If you do drill it, I recommend using a centre punch to mark the holes and I recommend starting with a 2-3 mm drill bit and working up incrementally to the size you need. This would be my way to avoid misalignment.
Ndeipi
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Thinking of drilling aluminium fork to add a brake to track frame.
Is it a simple enough job at home or one for the bike shop? My only real concern is not having the proper tools (drill press/proper vice).
Any advice super helpful.
Cheers :)