This is one reason why I would rather make a smol version of the E-TOXX suspension riser.
Compression gives more clearance as well as being able to change the truck angle throughout the travel.
Compatible with all truck/drive systems without any work.
Who makes those?
Not the same, but same principle:
https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1075&context=imesp
Oh this is non suspension Should be in Funny steering trucks.
Not exactly on topic, but I dont know where else to put these. Seems interesting at least. Could make for a more cushioned ride, what with being suspended on two bushing stacks.
Edit:
(The thumbnail of that link is wrong, this 
is the actual thing im talking about)
I hear if you put them on a MTB deck they work as channel trucks 
I’m sure they would be bad for any speed where you could lose control.
I wasnt going to make that joke, so I’m glad someone did 
I mean attach a fixed axle to that on angled tips and you pretty much have a PKP truck! They do sell 0 degree trucks, so that might actually be an interesting combo.
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This might also interest you:
https://rogerswannell.com/blog/how-to-make-a-nompa/
https://rogerswannell.com/blog/some-thoughts-on-suspension-trucks/
mmmhhhmmmm
what do you all think of a version of this multi wheel spinner suspension with 3 wheels and a triangular structure with all the springs going into the center? seems like it would work better with all sides being down.
I get the feeling that under the right circumstances that board has the ability to eject the rider
I’m guessing it’s also black in colour and square(ish)… could be big trouble here!
The front truck top reminds me of the the ONDA boards haha
Isn’t this the board that Ronnie tested out a little while back?
This is a new board from Propel, Think of it as an S2/Atrax from baja compared to their older model.
I asked the promoter on FB for better pics of the motor mount, but that front on pic I posted shows it mostly. Should be possible to drill some holes into a M1-AT drive and mount it onto that last suspension part.
idk or maybe just swap to chain drive on the stock mounts. I asked how much for two extra motor mounts and there was no answers for that yet.
Oh interesting
This thing looks really interesting me. I noticed a comment on FB indicating it will be under $2,000. I see a lot of DIY potential in this platform.
Is is me or this looks like plastic, everywhere?? 
