I hadn’t thought of that. The idea is cool but for a light and short board
In the case of the Raptor it made sense but my boards with brackets are 100 to 120cm long.
In addition, usually everyone wants the greatest possible range so batteries are getting bigger and bigger, a board that weighs more than 12 kg is not suitable for carrying in this way
sounds like you need some more deadlifts and biceps curls 
My main board is 20-25kg and I have to carry that motherfucker to get it it inside 
IMO a handle is better then no handle, I understand your reasoning tho. Maybe a super special order if I ever pull the trigger on one? 
Could also serve as a cool grabhandle for hard curves.
You are probably right but this type of grab bars has another disadvantage.
The handle must be mounted on the center of gravity of the board, and this is not unambiguous, because it depends on the position and weight of many elements
That’s a good idea!
The RKP truck will be for sale soon.
Tomorrow I will post more photos and information about the trucks, brackets and motor mounts
Prices will be announced in a few days
Battery is usually heavier than the ESC in the back, but then the drivetrain cancels that out. I think you have enough handle room there for it to match the center of mass
This one has made me really interested and really curious.
Why did you decide to go with an angled bracket and a 0 degree baseplate? Why not a 0 degree bracket with an angled baseplate?
Either way I feel these parts will see some interesting use cases.
What size axles?
The angled bracket would greatly reduce ride height in comparison to a straight bracket and angled baseplate.
Also, it appears that the baseplate IS angled. Just not much. Edit: i see now that it’s 0 degree but adjustable.
I have thoughts of these baseplates on an eMTB style deck, I think that would accomplish the same thing as these brackets but with wood.
I designed these brackets for PKP trucks, that’s why the brackets have a 35 degree angle, later I designed the base plate and RKP hangers to match the same brackets
In this photo you can see the compatibility of both types of trucks
The base plate is adjustable, the adjustment range is from 50 to 35 degrees
I use a 10mm axle
This is the most universal size because it allows you to mount any wheels, both longboard wheels with a 22mm bearing socket and mountainboard wheels with a 28mm bearing socket
For wheels with 22mm bearing seats we use 6900 bearings. For wheels with 28mm bearing seats we use 16100 bearings
Both types of bearings are generally available
What I was hoping to hear 
This is sweet AF
These things that you post are just gorgeous.
Thanks, I’m glad you like it
Another unusual board built in the U.S., Brooklyn
It’s a huge beast
This board uses 30 degree brackets for classic moutainboard trucks
@IDEA Thank you for your help with the custom brackets, happy that you sell them now as a product.
I had to take your deck and chop it a little more on the CNC so it fit the ETOXX concave pads and lights, but this deck is awesome! love the quality so much
These types of brackets are not standard, I only make them on special order.
