Is there a 29er version of this http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FOOOCAR/on_one_carbon_fork
To fit an inbred 29er?

There used to be but it seems to have vanished.

I can fully recommend these: http://www.carboncycles.cc/?s=0&t=2&c=43&

Which one is right Stu? I've looked at them and it just confused me

Which one is right Stu?

http://www.carboncycles.cc/?s=0&t=2&c=43&p=197&

I ran carbon cycles forks on my 69er on Stu's recommendation, was more than happy with them.

I had an Exotic carbon fork on my 26in Inbred and loved it. I'd happily buy another but I went for a steel Singular Swift fork on my 29in Inbred and that's also very good. It's a bit heavier but on balance I think I prefer the feel of it to the Exotic, which had a definite twang to it over bigger rocks etc.

I have one of the carbon cycles ones (but all alloy) on my 29er Inbred. If it's harsher than my swift fork was it's not noticeable to me.

Does anyone know is a Knard will fit between an on one/ Exotic/ Bontrager carbon fork?

Does anyone know is a Knard will fit between an on one/ Exotic/ Bontrager carbon fork?

I'll tell you later.

A Knard will fit in an On-one carbon-legged fork (the one with the alloy crown). Saw/ had a go with one t'other week.

Alright next question, any advantage to a Knard up front or is it go the whole hog and get full fat front?
I'm currently running WTB weirwolf Lt 2.55s which are a great big volume tyre, but fancy a Knard upfront.

Alright next question, any advantage to a Knard up front or is it go the whole hog and get full fat front?

I reckon that depends on what you're expecting a bigger tyre (either Knard or full blown fat tyre) to do / feel?