a trailer - behind the Honda

[j3gq_imp]

What I have in mind may sound weird, but I thought one could "over-suspend" a very light / small one-wheeler. Into the initial bounce (being kicked "up" by some hump) it would stay above the ground (say 1-2 inches) and slowly come down to the level position within ... say ... 2 secs. When crossing a hole in the asphalt, same thing, it stays up long enough to cross most dips. Such damping would obviously not work in a car or on your front wheel, but here it might ??? Of course this means that the trailer cannot freely pivot around the transverse axis, and that the mounting bracket on the bike must be able to handle the resulting torque.
Don't scream 'nonsense' ... I am thinking loud.