The Philly Files

A lot of riders have been wanting this video to drop, and it finally has. A lot of work was put into this, not just in the riding, but the editing and filming as well. There are quite a few riders featured, and honestly everyone had really solid clips. Parrish really stuck out to me, it seems like he came out of no where in the past year or so, but man has he made an impact in that time. I also think these are some of Gregs best clips to drop in a long ass time.

It's over 30 minutes long, and well worth each minute. Get comfy and enjoy this one, and go out and hit up the streets once it's done. I'd be surprised if you didn't.

Blaqe's Philly Madness Trip 2013

Roots Boy kills it with these videos, so psyched that he's made a couple US trips for videos such as this.  But you can't forget, it takes more than just great filming and editing to make a good video...it helps to have amazing riders like Matt McKeen, Tobias Mayer, Hugo Svare, and the rest of the guys in this.  This is a video I know I'm gonna end up watching over and over again.

District Takes on Philly

Cam Ward, Tommy Christiana, and Tom Mattingly recently got their shred on in the city of brotherly love.  Ryan Upchurch was there to capture it all in this chill little video.  Super smooth, dialed riding from these guys.

Throwback Thursday: The Philly Crew Video Journal 8

This video earned the Throwback Thursday spot for so many different reasons. Not only does it feature riders that helped put the East Coast on the map when it came to riding, but it features them at a really important time of Scootering. During the years of 2006 and 2007 I guess you can say most riders were really starting to find themselves.

Dan Barrett lowered his bars a bit, and his style improved ten fold. Matt McKeen was clearly starting to separate himself from everyone else in the street game. We would see riders like Cory Winard, Frank Coler, and Mike McGowan killing it, who we can't see riding anymore. The same can be said about Philly legends Casey Murphy and Brian Boston. Everything in this edit makes it so fun to watch. You got everyone on old school Razor models, no aftermarket parts, two killer songs, and a lot of good riding from some OGs that paved the way for a lot of riders today. Check it out.