Rigid fork choice

Hi Folks.
I'm currently trying to rescue an old Revolution mountain bike which has been sadly neglected over the years.
I'd like to replace the very heavy, and very heavily corroded, Suntour suspension forks with basic rigid forks.
The axle to crown measurement of the old forks is 450mm and I'd like to keep to that dimension with the new forks.
It's a 26" wheel with a disc brake.
So, my question is: does anyone know, or can anyone recommend, a model of rigid forks with this 450mm axle to crown dimension? This is a budget build so I'm looking at spending about £60 max.
Hope someone can help.
Many thanks.
I'm currently trying to rescue an old Revolution mountain bike which has been sadly neglected over the years.
I'd like to replace the very heavy, and very heavily corroded, Suntour suspension forks with basic rigid forks.
The axle to crown measurement of the old forks is 450mm and I'd like to keep to that dimension with the new forks.
It's a 26" wheel with a disc brake.
So, my question is: does anyone know, or can anyone recommend, a model of rigid forks with this 450mm axle to crown dimension? This is a budget build so I'm looking at spending about £60 max.
Hope someone can help.
Many thanks.
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For lighter off road use the Mossi forks are great, come in a range of A2C and are lighter than carbon, forgiving on firebreak type trails but not stiff enough for more serious off road use.
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