Talbot Path Racer

Yes, that's what we did previously. Call me lazy, but it is a lot easier to buy off-the-shelf.

Ryan charged me £200 to add eyelets to my ENVE RD fork, also.

If I were to do it again I would use the carbon fibre repair bunch over Dorking way who are significantly cheaper than that - the £200 was a bit of a surprise.

Or just get Matt to design you the perfect fork in, shock horror, steel.

I don't want a steel fork, Ed.

@Vince found a 385mm a-c fork, fullcarbon, IS disc mounts and mounts for both mudguards and rack/lowriders.
It's getting closer.

Link @drøn ?

theres a photo in his cp thread.

I don't want a steel fork, Ed.

You could get him to make you one from tin foil instead.

I think you are either a fan of that particular aesthetic or you are not - I'm in the latter camp.

The ride is excellent though, and they can make you one with road a2c, disc tabs, guard mounts and black anodised silver bits....

Here: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/252533/#comment11756816

Hang on. Can't you get eyelets that go between the fork any QR. I mean the QR slots through the eyelets then through the hub. You the attach wheel with eyelets aligned then attach guards.

Link somewhere.

I looked at them after your post. They are not cheap! Once you want more than bog standard.

Just a loop round the qr skewer.

It slows (slightly) taking the wheel out, but yeah it works. Or you could glue some clips on.

Issue is that they don't answer the question posed by the lack of brake caliper mount.

Genesis are saying they'll be selling their new Equilibrium Disc fork separately - carbon w/alloy steerer, disc mounts (obvs), mudguard eyelets (on the outside of the fork blade by the look of it).

oops

the genesis fork is so ugly.

the problem is you want such a short fork. the genesis will probably be as long as the lynskey.
you could buy a Trek Domane and use the fork and throw away the rest.

Dammit, what happened to those 3D printed mudguard mounts that Pretorious manufactured?

No good?
http://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/accessories-c11/mudguards-c146/axiom-mudguard-axle-runner-set-of-4-p7474

the problem is you want such a short fork. the genesis will probably be as long as the lynskey.

The stated clearance on the Equilibrium Disc fork is only 28C or 25C + mudguards. It's not a cross fork.

Issue is that they don't answer the question posed by the lack of brake caliper mount.

I take it none of the forks have an opening under the steerer tube – of a kind that could take some sort of custom, expander-bolt-fixed daruma type thing?

The Genesis forks seem to have a brake caliper hole in the crown.

When was cost ever a concern to dammit?!

Are those Axiom strong enough to hold a rack too ?