Ricky Cox has taken his riding to new levels in the past year. When he started dropping edits, you saw a lot of potential, and in his latest edits you're starting to see his riding really take shape. He's riding for AO Am now, so let's see what the future holds for Ricky. Really enjoyed this one.
Also for anyone in Cali, or anyone who wants to come ride some top notch street spots. There is going to be a Street Jam going down in Sacramento next month on August 10th. Best believe Ricky is going to be there, along with all the heavy hitters in the street game here in Cali. For more information check the flyer below. Also Dialed Magazine will be running a piece on the Jam, so anyone that throws down has a chance to have their photos featured in a future Dialed Magazine Issue.
Ricky Cox has been an upcoming rider for a while now. The Sacramento rider has spent the past couple months working on this edit, searching out street spots to shred. His efforts have paid off with this video. I really dug the all the ditch lines, good on him making use of spots that are hard to find anywhere else.
Ricky has been around for a while, but he's starting to try and push his street game. He's getting there, but he's gotta pick up the pace with some of those tricks and lines. If he starts doing that, his edits are going to be a lot more enjoyable. Check it out.
Vince Pernas is holding it down in Miama Florida, and he's doing a good job. Street edit, with an overall good vibe. Editing could use some work, but his tricks keep the video going. I'd like to see his next edit for sure.
Finally and young boy whos name I won't even try and pronounce, Robby Mierzejewski. One thing I noticed when I saw this kids riding was how it looked like he was trapped in an indoor skatepark, and should be released out into the streets. His raw style reminds me a lot of guys like Issac Miller. Lots of speed and seems like they can ride just about anything.
A couple of Six Trick Fix's, one from Casey DeHaven and one from Ricky Cox. Both are pretty cool. Ricky has been trying to lose the helmet, and he has also been trying to get his street game more on point. He has the skills for it, just has to get to the right spots. Check out their Six Trick Fix's below.
We've always shown love to Ricky on ISB, ever since he first started making edits. He's been progressing nicely along the way, and I think he's starting to find his style. With Epic being his local park, it's clear that a lot of his videos are filmed there, but after talking with Ricky, I think he's going to be out getting some more street clips in his next edits. I was loving the last clip.
Ricky recently got on VertX, and got a whole new set up from them. He is still getting used to it, and since there has been so much rain lately, he was forced to film all of this at the Epic Skatepark. Ricky has been progressing a lot over the past year, and now with a good sponsor behind him, let's hope that continues.
Ricky has been featured on IS for a while now, his first video was featured a long time ago. Since then Ricky has improved a lot. You can see just how much by his latest edit featured below. I don't think I've seen a tuck no hander done in street down a set that big before. Really smooth and clean riding in this edit. Check it out below.
Earlier this month we let everyone know that Torn Scooters is looking to sponsor some riders. That's all it took, and we started seeing sponsorship videos popping up. Below are two of my favorite that I've seen so far.
The first one is Derek Seay. I really love Derek's riding. He's got an agressive bmx style, and his barspins are on complete lockdown. Really great riding in this video. He showed some street balls towards the end, and I think it'd be good if he hit the streets a bit more in the future.
Next up is the super chill Ricky Cox. This guys riding is so smooth and quiet. While his style isn't as agressive as Dereks, He has something else he's bringing to the table. When you ride that smooth, it makes all your tricks look effortless and really clean. Check it out below.
And last but not least we have upcoming tech rider Noah Risser. Noah's flat combos originally caught my eye, but he shows some seriously good tricks in this video too. Triples and bar to whips flat in the same line is ridiculous. If he doesn't get picked up by Torn I could see another company adding him soon...
Two great videos from two sick riders, trying to represent Torn. For more updates on Torn Scooters, and all breaking news and updates in the sport, keep checking Inside-Scooters.
Haha, sometimes ya run into technical difficulties downloading that S60 intro, so what do you do? Film your computer screen DUH! Haha. Anyways, Ricky Cox is a rider I really enjoy watching. He is super solid with his tricks, and has such a clean style. This is my first time seeing Nik Mars ride, and I was really stoked on his riding as well. Check out their Super 60 below.
This is a reader submitted video I got from an email...I don't usually post these but wow, kid impressed me. Nice mix of street, park, big, and tech. Loving his peg stuff.
On another note I think we may start having a little "Reader Video of the Week". Stay tuned for more on that.
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