Currently out of stock.
I have the radium mounts on matrix 3 and they’re sweet
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I just ordered from MBoards
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Ben Buckler down under has the last sets. Brilliant piece of kit i think.
edit you got some others… Too bad… the Radium ones are really very nice 
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Not trippin here, just needed something quick and availabe
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I have the Radium mounts and they are really dreamy.
I put them on my Dualitys…
And ordered some of Tito’s mounts to put on my Matrix III.
They are on their way, and I will report when I get them installed.
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Matrix III Singularity kit install instructions posted: The Singularity™ bushing design for Channel trucks. - #157 by RipTideSports
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Joel.
How are you enjoying the Electric adventure?
You got some miles under your belt now right???
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Haha. Loving it man. Electrics are wild. The power opens up a whole new world. And it was fun riding asphalt again. Traction for daaaaayyys! So good to meet so many people on this forum face to face at esk8con. Good times.
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Did you get to try Brads @RipTideSports Singularitys?
Didn’t get a chance to at the show. It was hectic. But super excited to try them out this month while I’m back in CO. At the moment, they’re on a pallet somewhere between Las Vegas and CO. We’ll be riding them by the middle of next week!
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Oh man.
I sure hope you love them as much as I do…
Super Lean!!!
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This was a good run on the Singularitys.
Still running 93B/96C
I did back off the pre load some because I knew I was going in the woods.
This is a narrow windy walking trail that is my favorite on Onewheels…
I have never gotten around this well on an Esk8.
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@MBS - Looking to buy Matrix III CNC + 10mm axels. Would this Axel fit the CNC version? I remember there was a different type of axel in the store couple weeks ago only for CNC option.
thanks
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Yes. That’s the only 10mm diameter option we have. It fits all Matrix III trucks, including the new CNC version. I suggest using red loc-tite in addition to the thread lock material that comes on the axle.
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Thanks a lot Joel. One more question, and sorry this might be repetitive, but could not find anyware.
Whats the difference between Matrix III and Matrix III - apart from tight tolerances and wider base plate? Anything we should consider in the electric world to lean torwards CNC?
The CNC version got rid of the old welds on the hanger, increased the width of the top truck, improved some tolerances in a few areas notably where gear drive clamps mount, added a lock nut to the king pin to make it easier to remove to when replacing KP bushes, and lock down to prevent it from loosening unintentionally. I recommend the 420mm CNC version for all electric people.
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Perfect - CNC is the way to go. But you got me curious about the 420mm recommendation. Why?
I have a Prototipo with Matrix II (it has 400mm total), so i was thinking about just changing for MIII CNC 400 which is simular in width. Do you see any issues? It will be a belt drive, mostly AT and Mad Max will be a possibility with 10mm axel.
@MBS So is there a longer bolt I could get for my Gen 1 Matrix III.
I would like to add a locknut …
I have to tighten mine after every ride