I have a "XL" (59-60cm) nashbar cyclocross X frame, which is slightly too small. I have to raise the seat up a good bit, and I put in so many spacers (about 20mm) on the handlebar steer-tube, the steertube cracked (I'm assuming from stresses of the longer than usual distance between the headset and stem, resulting in higher than usual torque on the steertube).

In lieu of replacing the fork, I'm looking for a bigger frame (and fork to go with it), going on the theory that my small frame is the cause for the break, not the quality of the fork (although it is a nashbar fork, and cost about $120).

Unfortunately, I stupidly missed out on a number of taller disc friendly bike frames that a lot of manufacturers seemed to be making in 2011. The one I was drooling over in particular was the 63cm Civia Bryant, but they've stopped making it and I can't find anywhere online.

Surly was making the disc trucker in a 64 (wicked), but I can't find it online, and I'm a little wary of Surly, since they have a reputation of making unnecessarily heavy frames, Kona doesn't have any frames over 61cm, Motobecane has a 64cm frame, but no discs, Salsa only makes up to 60cm.

Soma has a 62cm frame that looks promising, but I'm looking for more options (especially taller ones, if they're available).

Does anyone have any recommendations for readily available 62-63cm disc compatible commuter oriented frames?