Madd Gear Flat SCOOT Game's 3 and 4

Been waiting to see Chunky vs DaSilva for some time now. Collin is a killer in the parks, but if you know Chunky, you know that he is a murderer at the flat game. I still personally have my money on Chunky to win this whole thing. Check out the game below.





Next up we have Game number 4. A couple of lesser known riders from the So Cal area threw down in a pretty good game. But Andy has some crazy tricks on flat, and I think it took Cameron a little bit off guard.

Justin Robertson and Friends in Cali

J Rob, Dan Holm, Billy Evers, and Collin DaSilva were all in town for the recent SD competition and this is the footage the guys were able to stack in the time there in Cali. I was able to finally meet Justin Robertson at SD, and the dude isn't just ridiculously talented on a scooter, but he's a really chill dude. Collin unfortunately used his nuts to snap his wrist as you can see in the clip towards the beginning. Billy didn't stack as much cause he had to get back on the East Coast for school. And Dan had a sprained thumb, but still got some clips, and is still in my opinion one of the best riders in the sport right now. Check the footage.


Film/Edit - Nick Dargerrrrrrrrrrrr

Calling All TIC Rats!! Scooter Zone Ride Day!

As most people know Collin DaSilva recently left MGP, and is now a part of Scooter Zone. SZ is going to be holding a ride day at TIC on the 26th (FRI). So if you want to hang out with Billy Evers and Collin DaSilva, head out to TIC tomorrow!

Collin DaSilva Madd Gear Edit 2012

Collin filmed in a lot of places for this video, so don't worry about watching a full TIC edit here.  As you can expect from Collin, he kills the flyboxes.  Superman the mini-mega was so nice.  Backflip to basically to flat off that quarter was insane as well.  His progression just doesn't seem to stop, makes you wonder what he'll be doing in a year.

MGP Deep West Tour Edit Part 1 and 2

MGP USA recently finished up their Deep West Tour, and it looked to be a huge success. The talent level of the MGP Team is so high, that it is really hard to not get psyched watching these guys throw down. Tons of footage in these two edits so watch em both.

Filmed and Edited by Andy Rea

MaddGearUSA Welcomes Eastern Skate Supply

So MGP definitely gets around when it comes to traveling all over the country, and the world for that matter. Sometimes you just gotta be in the right place, and have the right people watching you ride to land a big deal. Well the owner of Eastern Skate Supply, and former pro skateboarder Reggie Barnes was blown away by the riding of Collin DaSilva, Joe Armstrong, and Anthony "Twan" Bustos. In fact the video of them riding the ESS park is the first time scooters have ever even been invited to ride the ESS warehouse.

After what Reggie had seen, he was more than happy to become an official US Distributor of MaddGear Products. For more information check the press release from MGP below.

"Madd Gear is excited to announce that Eastern Skateboard Supply (ESS) is now an official USA distributor of Madd Gear professional freestyle scooters.

 “Our partnership is groundbreaking for the sport of Freestyle Scootering! Eastern Skateboard Supply is one of the largest Skateboard Distributors in the United States and a recognized authority in the world of Action Sports. ESS’s backing of the Madd Gear brand and the sport will help broaden our distribution into new dealers and expand exposure of freestyle scootering within the skateboard community.” states Madd Gear USA VP of Sales and Marketing, Todd Suskin.
 Reggie Barnes, owner of Eastern Skateboard Supply and former pro skater had this to say; “After seeing a few of the Madd Gear professionals riding my park I was blown away.. These guys are for real. The tricks they do are amazing. I am proud to offer Madd Gear Scooters to my customers!”

Madd Gear USA Team Manager Anthony “Twan” Bustos, Collin DaSilva, and Joe Armstrong were honored with an invitation from Eastern Skateboard Supply to travel to their North Carolina offices and be the first pro freestyle scooter riders to ride their private indoor skatepark!" - MGP

MaddGear 3 for 1: East Coast Tour, Billy Watts Flat, Robbie Weir RAW

Starting off with the East Coast Tour. Jeremy Beau for the most part has kinda been seen as the new guy on MGP, but with the last clip in this edit, let's just say he established his position on the Team pretty well. You also got the rest of the MGP USA Team doing what they do. Solid clips from everyone. So check it out.




Well Billy kinda proves that he doesn't really need a skatepark or ramps to throw down. It's only a few clips but the flat 7 at the end was super clean, and it is a real change of pace to see any of the MGP AUS guys riding something other than huge boxes and skateparks... even if these were filmed, at the skatepark. Good stuff from Billy.



Robbie is one of the more recent additions to the MGP AUS Team. These raw clips will show you why. It is rare as hell to see someone throwing double backflips, and even rarer for them to be done as clean as Robbie's at the end of this edit.

 

Collin DaSilva MGP Winter Edit

I'm not sure why the quality of this video is bad but I do know that Collin shreds.  Rides park really cleanly and has no problem throwing big tricks in the streets.  I'd really love for him to drop an all street edit, I'm sure he could put down some good tricks.

Collin DaSilva Inward/Phoenix Edit

16 year old Collin DeSaliva (just kidding Collin) recently got sponsored by Inward Scooters and Phoenix back in early February this year.  He finished this video today after about 4 months of filming.  Such a gnarly video, huge bangers everywhere, great style.  Definitely deserved to be sponsored by companies like Inward and Phoenix.  Collin went to his first comp while sponsored, Cootercon 11 last weekend and managed to place a well deserved 6th place.  I caught up to Collin to ask him a few questions about his experience there.

Credit goes to Matt Somers for filming and editing.

What did you think of Washington when you first got there?


It was pretty sick, there are a bunch of really nice parks so close together.

Where all did you get to ride?

Well there are just too many to name.  Stan (Smirnoff) drove us all over.  My favorite parks were Sammamish and Skatebarn.

What was Skatebarn like when you first got there? Was it like you imagined it at all?

Yes, and no. It wasn't as slippery as everyone says but it was just as smooth as i imagined.

Were you happy with how you did in the comp?


My first run I was. My second run a camera guy ran under me as I was hitting this gap and sketched me out and made me fell. Overall pretty happy i placed that high.

You definitely deserved it, want to add anything else?


Thanks alot, I just want to let everyone know that no matter how many people tell you what your doing is gonna get you no where to just zone them out and keep doing your thing. Believe in yourself and the rest will follow.