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you can buy a non-boost and put a booster adapter kit from for example problem solver. But you will have to remove/add the disc spacer each time you switch wheel. And not sure your wheel will be always centred.
Theoretical use case is the very very occasional MTB ultra/tour and then commuting the rest of the time, so a little faff is OK. Thanks! Given me something to think about.
spinnnout
you can buy a non-boost and put a boost adapter kit from for example problem solver. But you will have to remove/add the disc spacer each time you switch wheel. And not sure your wheel will be always centred.
https://problemsolversbike.com/products/booster-front-hub-spacing-kit-6-bolt