What up fellas. I now offer mounts for the MBS Matrix II trucks. These were a pretty easy design considering its just a beefed up version of my Caliber II mounts.
Overbuilt? Maaaybe…but that’s AWESOME. These things are burly and ready for anything you throw at em. These stay together with the same two piece clamp we’re familiar with seeing. 2 M8 bolts provide an insane amount of clamping pressure. The mount has two crossbar holes, crossbars not included. Mounts are machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and chamfered on both sides for smoothness.
Specifications:
Arm Thickness: 5/16" 8mm
Clamp Thickness: 1/2" 12.6mm
Weight: 280g
Center Distance: 100mm ±10mm
Bolt Circle: 44mm for 63mm motors
What’s Included:
Aluminum Pieces:
2x Arm for 63mm motors
4x Clamp Bracket
Hardware:
x8 M5 x 25mm 12.9 SHCS
x8 M5 A2 SS Nylon Locknut
x4 M8 x 45mm 12.9 SHCS
x4 M8 A2 SS Nylon Locknut
x8 M4 x 10mm 12.9 SHCS
Because the Matrix II cross section is round overall, I am convinced with modification, these could work on several other mountainboard trucks. Not only that, but the clamp is so strong that it doesn’t need a perfect surface to mate to. It just grips the hell out of whatever it is touching. Testing on different trucks will be verified soon.
Price is $80 a set. A set is two full motor mount kits
Available Here
Ships from California same business day!
I could get them anodized locally like I did the Caliber ones but it would come at an additional cost. I could do type III hard anodize for $90 a set.
One set is two mounts for 2 motors. I’ll update the pics so it’s more clear.
Any truck with a similar size cross section. I don’t want to promise anything I haven’t tested yet, so for now it is Matrix II compatible only. My point is the clamp is so round, it is practically universal unlike caliber II that is clearly a keyed arch.
The trampa truck is not round at all.
Can’t imagine your clamp will hold the motor in place. That might work with a street board and belts but not with a mtb and chains.
No offense, but the mounts look really cheap if they just cut like this out of that material. I have no idea about cnc stuff, maybe it’s possible to just get a better base material which already looks good or do a small polish to remove the letters and scratches?
Do you ride a mtb with chains to figure it out the right way? I mean they will hold up for a while for sure. Maybe even work with belts as belts rather slip, but chains put a lot of force to the mounts.
I see that with anodizing, but the extra cost compared with the extra cost a 2min polish would be is just a thought.
I can source various trucks from local riders. I’ll be sure to try chain on different trucks too. As far as the Matrix II is concerned, completely solid on chain or belt.
I can keep the price the same so long as its regular type II black anodize instead of type III which is significantly more expensive, often used on firearms
I’ve been wondering this myself…how do you test your designs? How many miles go on a set before you give them the okay? How much abuse do you put them through?
I wasen’t just discouraged. Wish I didn’t have to play this card but my father is very ill, and me having to get 2 surgeries and stuff makes a bad situation even worse for my mom. I cannot take these kinds of risks.
Two types of people, riders and builders. I am a builder.
