A solution to NOT drill your track forks and have a normal front brake nonetheless

NP. Anyway how often do you intend to remove/reinstall the brake? Like I said in my other post I think a starnut would be a pain to remove because you'd have to take the handlebar stem out and bash a bit of pipe down. If the starnut gets properly stuck in there, your forks will take a battering.

if you have you ever encountered a starnut in real life and not just on the internet you would be aware of the threaded hole down the middle. you attach a bolt to it. the clue is in the 'nut' bit of it's name.

there is no need to remove the SFN when removing the retard ation device that nobody wants to buy.