Kenny Griffin Welcome to Anaquda

It shocked just about everyone when Kenny Griffin made the switch from Lucky, to Anaquda. They are still in the process of establishing themselves here in the US, and Kenny is going to help them in that department for sure. This edit is proof of that. Might in fact be my new favorite Kenny Griffin edit, and that's saying something considering he has never dropped a bad edit. Full speed on everything, and.. that banger. Solid job on the filming and editing by Damion Black as always.

Fabian Muller LAUP to the HOME

When I first saw Fabian in an edit, I told him he should definitely make an all street edit in the future. Fabian listened to that advice, and he recently finished that edit. I love his style, keeping his tricks simple, but landing everything clean. Really digging this, check it out.

Michele Failla Off the Injured List

Michele suffered a gnarly knee injury earlier this year, and after the surgery was one of the many riders that was on the side lines waiting to heal up. Well he's back on his scooter now, and doesn't look like he missed a beat. In fact his riding is looking better than before. Really stoked to see him back riding, as he's one of those dudes who gets better with each new edit.

Tilt Scooters Presents Jordan Jasa

Jordan dropped some new footy, finally. Easily some of his best footage yet. Every clip was legit. If more riders took the time to find spots for their edits, and learned to film solid lines, we would have a stronger street scene for sure. Loved the banger too, you don't see too many riders throwing 540s down decent gaps and sets.

David Ramirez 2013 Edit

This dude has the potential to be a real force in the street scene if he keeps it up. Not exactly a well known name, but that can change if he progresses with his next edit. Might want to pick up the speed on some of those flat lines, with riders like Monky setting a new standard for flat lines and speed, other riders aren't going to be able to get by with slow riding in edits anymore. Overall, this was super fun to watch, and there are some really solid clips throughout the whole thing.

Michele Failla Out for Injury

Michele was working on a full edit, but he ended up breaking his leg, and is now out until further notice. Which is a shame. 2012 was big for Michele, and any of the guys that got onto the Gryndo Scooters Pro Team. It literally took all these am riders, and they ended up all pushing themselves, and are all ten times better than they were before.

Ian Herncjar Colorado.

Ian, Ian, Ian.. He just keeps getting better. There is seriously not a bad clip in this video. If you like street riding this video will definitely deliver. Can't wait to see his next edit, hope he continues to push himself.


Filmed by Mike Lucas
Edited by Ian Herncjar

Trevor Fitzpatrick Golden Age of Cannibal

This is supposedly part 1 of a 3 part video by Trevor and some friends, one of them being Noah Risser, whos section is yet to come out. Trevor has been working on this all street edit since May, and you can tell he put a lot into this one. Some unique tricks that you don't see too much in street edits in this video, and it's overall a really fun watch. Check it out below.

Tom Mattingly District Edit

This might be Tom's last edit for a while, and it delivered. It's a full street video, and it has a little bit of everything in there. His lines where he's going full speed are really good. Check it out below.

Ryan Gould 2012 Street Edit

Ryan Gould started to get his name on the map a couple of years ago, since then it has been non stop progression from the So Cal native. Together with Scooter Zone backing him up, and Cody Groom to film him and edit his videos, he recently started taking his riding to yet another level.

He found his comfort zone in the streets, and you see that with his 2012 Street Edit. Really stoked on this video. Filming, editing, and riding are all on point. Definitely check this one out.

Ryan Gould Street Edit Update Summer 2012

Ryan Gould has been on the come up in the street game consistently for the past year or so. Hopefully with his upcoming Street Edit we see the best Ryan Gould yet, and I got a feeling we will. You already know the filming will be on point with his main man Cody Groom behind the lens. Keep checking Inside-Scooters, because as soon as it drops, you'll find it here.





Also check out his new Scooter Check to see what he'll be using for most of his upcoming street edit.