With a board with trampa dongle or metr pro you could just switch the motor direction and drive front wheel drive 
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I can switch my motor direction as well you goofs.
I keep my front bushings much looser than my rear and it rides weird. I know skate tools exist before you go there.
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You can just put your board in reverse mode for all the goofy riders to try
I ride regular goofyā¦
I canāt imagine your problemā¦ sorry 
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Riding reverse on a board would make your front bushing your back and vice versa
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I ride etoxx elastomer dampersā¦ sorry still canāt feel with you
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Are you saying your front and rear springs/damps are the same firmness?
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Yes exactly this. You canāt change that with elastomer damper. Not yet as minā¦ they all the same.
But to be faaair, my Matrix2 are set up with different shock blocks as well. Donāt worry I get your point.
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FWD is more uncomfortable than RWD.
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There were a lot of meat pictures on this thread. I felt obligated to post.
Yāall think those hillybilly pants will survive street stuff?
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Iām on the hunt for some street pants as well that arenāt too bulky. I think @deckoz has or was looking in to getting those.
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I gotta get me some of those. Always scrape my hips on falls.
The Trampa butt protection probably isnāt as protective as that but looks nice and easy to put on and take off without taking pants all the way off which can be a pain with the leg and tight pants. Anyone tried it?
Iāmma order these thank u, I seem to land hip first
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eboard crashes tend to be quite gnarly. Add into the mix being strapped to something that weighs 20kg and the risk climbs a lot. These days for intense sessions I am wearing full body armour, flatland 3d pro gloves with wrist protection, gform shorts, leaat kneepads and a full face helmet. Not taking any chances
if im out filming I take it more chill anyways so no need for the protection (I just wear half shell, gloves and knees as a minimum), and I dont use the heel straps if I am carrying gimbal and camera
BTW, love this thread, great idea!
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This was me after I came off on-road wearing POC Pure MIPS helmet and Knox Orsa MX gloves only. No heel straps on-road, going about 25km/h.
Iām getting a full face helmet as soon as I can afford it, had three hematomaās, two in front and one on top at the back of my head, also had a bruised heel.
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sheeeeeet! yeah full face is good! I recommend the Giro Switchblade, not the cheapest but light af and just a good all rounder
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LEATT 3DF 5.0 PADDED IMPACT SHORTS seem to get better reviews than the ones you posted
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Good idea. Been messing with that lately, but no big breakthroughs for a true quick switch. Mainly just providing hole pattern for both options, but still requires tools to swap.
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Quite interesting concept for winter wheels.
To the posts above, I feel you land way easier on your face when you are strapped than when you arenāt.
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