What is the reason to have 3 different models?
Edit: Just user preference?
Full enclosure for complete protection, open ended for that style of board, modular for the minimalist.
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Thank you!
Do you have any plans of making a bracket that allows you to mount your trucks further out than the deck intended? Some of us have custom made those, but it would be lovely to have a readily available option.
For my next board I want to get the bushings setup right. Looking forward to get a full setup from you.
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Look up g-bomb brackets
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Those are my inspiration 
but for normal decks and normal trucks, and maybe cheaper than a new complete longboard?
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@IDEA is working on some brackets like that and all of his stuff is fucking awesome. Gimme a sec I’ll get you his insta
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yeah his SH~t is awesome… I’m looking at some spring-steel suspension-esqe extensions so I can ride a stiff board, with a solid battery underneath, but the truck extensions ad a bit of suspension…
Oh yes, I PMd him when he teased some first prototype couple months ago. Totally forgot!
Hey @IDEA, do you have anything ready to test? I still love what you do!
Sounds lovely. Let me know if you find anything (that is also stable at speed)!
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stiff=speed
springie=carvy + comfie… I’m traveling in a different direction than you on this project!
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Last time I spoke with him he said his website will be ready in April I think… looking forward to that.
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I see, well, that’s also a good purpose. Might give it a shot if it exists. There is one dude here who makes these swingarm carve boards - if he adds a suspension to them, that would be a dream!
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April is great for his webpage!
But I would love to get a pair off brackets sooner ^^
I’m just looking at a “lively” carving board that one could at a fairly substantial rigid battery to, but still have it carve like a flexy-bamboo board… I’m looking at simplicity and economics and something fun… one of my other projects is a torture machine that the rider must adapt to superior handling… but I digress…
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i “think” you should edit the title of this thread to say “cheap” as Resonable is subjective and there are at least a couple of us that agree that @RipTideSports is reasonable…
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On point.
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Following this for my Sportster 
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I don’t have the measures, but it looks good apart from one flaw: I think the link should be on the side of the two holes (board middle side). some trucks peek out more to the front.
edit: another issue is that the link should be after the last hole, with a bit of space.
if you make a link on both sides (O-style), the outwards facing link (with three holes) need to be a bit further out.
