Lucky Scooters James Gee in Sac Town

James was kickin it in Sac Town not too long ago, and he hooked up with the local killers out there, and Damion Black, who was behind the lens to film the madness. James has been killing it for so long, and he is still managing to stay up in the street scene with clips like these. Check it.

Lucky Scooters | Blake Bailor at Ohio Dreams

Daddy only got a minute of footage at Ohio dreams, but it is a quality minute.  270 back lip 270 fakie, uprail briflip, half cab board, everything was sick.  Makes my day seeing footage of this guy.

Lucky Scooters | Evan Yamada Ohio Dreams

Evan's style on a scooter is classic.  Control on his front wheel, on rails, and he throws in a big ol 360 down a gap too for good measure.  What I'm wondering is if the world will ever see another full-length part from him.

Lucky Scooters Lil Jon KTR Sesh

Damn, seems like forever since we've seen any Lil Jon footage. The below edit isn't very long, but as always Lil Jon comes through with some good stuff. That last clip tho.. Miss seeing edits from this guy, hopefully he's working on something. Check it


Filmed and Edited by Austin Corbett

Kiara Meade Lucky Scooters 2014

Kiara has been around for a while now, and has established herself not only as one of the top female riders, but an overall talented rider in general. Back in the day people were shocked at how she could boost the TIC boxes with ease, I know I was. I was loving the handplant barspin in this edit, and the heel to bar to whip over the box. Good job Kiara.

Lucky Scooters- Blake Bailor Plazatage

The top comment on Youtube says it all- "Damn Blake that was fucking sick, I didn't even know you rode, I thought you just went places and got wasted."  Turns out he does ride, and he still kills it.  Tyler Bradley and Evan Larson also killed it with the filming and editing.

Lucky Scooters | Kenny Griffin Start of 2014

Kenny has been gaining more recognition lately as he's transitioned from your average kid at the park to an outstanding young shredder in the streets.  He's definitely got that youth mentality, not afraid to hit any rail you put in front of him.  Props to Damion Black on the film/edit as well.

Bayley Maxcy Gap to Nutslide, Scorpion Out

This is too good.  He seems to be okay though, pretty amazing considering how far he went straight to the sack.  Guess you could say he...got lucky.

Jared Jacobs for Lucky

Lucky got really... lucky, when they snagged young Jared Jacobs onto the Team. This kid is a real up and comer in the street scene, and he's progressing fast. I loved the whole vibe of this edit. His riding has gotten a lot cleaner, and the banger was nice. Sky is the limit for this kid.

Lucky Scooters Rusch Ride Day ft Jared Jacobs and Kenny Griffin

Lucky street heads Jared Jacobs and Kenny Griffin, along with their friend Dylan Marz put down some solid clips in this little edit. Can't wait to see these guys back in the streets.


Damion Black on the filming and editing.

Lucky Scooters- James Gee HD

It doesn't even feel like it's been that long since the last James Gee video, but the Lucky OG is back again with a video in HD.  James hits a ton of rails in this edit, as and has a lot of clean, dialed lines.  Front feeb whip front feeb truck was fire.

Kenny Griffin Lucky Pro Team Edit

..And people thought Lucky was a park Team.. Well Kenny Griffin contradicts that in a big way with his latest edit. The whole thing is just super enjoyable. Good song choice, great filming and editing by Damion Black, and some really good spots. But in the end it comes down to how good Kenny's riding is. Definitely an underrated street rider. Check it out.

Lucky and Gryndo Present: The City Jam

In a couple weeks there'll be a jam in NYC, get out there ya hear?

Lucky Scooter Parts 2 for 1: Denver Herzing Woodward 2013 + James Gee Scooter Check

Denver has been getting a lot more recognition since joining LSP. Below is an edit of him shredding Woodward, some bangers in here, and he has a super clean style. Everything he does just looks really solid.





Next up OG Lucky rider James Gee breaks down his set up, and knocks out some clips after. Been awhile since I've seen some footy from him, so it was pretty refreshing. Check it out below.

Lucky Scooters Kenny Griffin Street Edit

I think it's funny how people consider Lucky a "Park Team" when they have dudes like Kenny Griffin who can murder the streets. This was a really sick edit, song fit and filming was pretty on point. You can tell he put a lot of work into this edit, which is something I wish we saw more. Can't wait to see his next edit.

Lucky Scooters | Blake Bailor Faceplant

I've heard before that Blake has a knack for nailing the ground with his face.  Sadly I've never been able to witness it in person but this'll have to work for now.  If you listen he says "I'm ok" so it sounds like he's fine.

James Gee Return to Lucky Interview

This week Lucky announced that two of their OG riders, James Gee and Blake Bailor, have returned to the Lucky team just six months after leaving to start apparel company ADVCT. We at Inside Scooters were able to chat with James Gee and get the scoop. Before reading the Q&A, here’s a bit of background:

Obviously 2012 has been a big year for Lucky. For a while the company seemed quiet, and then everything started to change in a flash. Before we knew it, Dakota had signed a multi year contract, and Lucky Veterans, Blake Bailor, Evan Yamada, and James Gee had left the company..and made it pretty clear why.  Lucky moved on, releasing a whole new line of products, and continued to expand it's team. Dakota went on to do exactly what Dakota does, and slayed every competition in front of him, including the World Championships. The younger Lucky AM and Lucky Title Team riders were doing their thing placing in competitions as well. It left people wondering if Lucky's street riding presence was gone for good. However with James Gee and Blake Bailor back to join Mike Montgomery and Lil Jon, I think it's safe to say there is still some hope for LSP's Street riding roots.

- First of all, congratulations on your return to the Lucky Team! To start, what have you two been up to?

James: Thanks a lot man pretty stoked to be back. We’ve been going to college up in Bellingham, Washington about an hour and a half away from home where we run our apparel company, ADVCT, and chill with all the homies. Recently just had winter break where we rode a ton and got this whole thing to happen.

- Ok, so when you left, you guys went on the record that you didn’t think Lucky was heading in the right direction. Why the change of heart…was leaving a mistake?

James: We just assumed that Lucky was transforming into this company that wasn’t the way Lucky was before. After signing Kota we were worried that Lucky was going to make a total 180 degree turn where the company only targeted the younger riders and focused only on park riding. There were some other things heading up to this situation where we weren’t seeing eye to eye with the company. We were told the opportunities were coming and that Brian had all these ideas planned out for us, but we got impatient. We got to start ADVCT and Brian was pretty much our mentor for the company so I kept in touch with him. We met in the beginning of winter break and talked a lot and we started chatting more and more about me getting on lucky again, developing parts, and other stuff everyone will get to see this year from Lucky. I would say it was a mistake…I just really like Lucky it’s like home to me.

- Was this a group decision? Is Evan Yamada back on the team, too?

James: This was an individual decision. As I said I met up with Brian in the beginning of the break and he brought up bringing me back and I was all ears. He even said it was weird that he was dealing with just me because Blake, Evan, and I have always kind of have been a package haha. I know Blake met with Brian separately a week or so after me. I don’t know anything about Evan I don’t want to speak on his behalf.

- Okay, fair enough. So you both left as Kota came on to the team. Any beef with him, or are you just going to each do your own thing?

James: There is definitely 0 beef with Kota. Kota is a monster and I’m looking forward to riding and working with him. To get this straight, I don’t hate park riding—park riding is sick. I just prefer to ride street. I ride park sometimes and there’s no reason to have hate for someone that rides a certain terrain/way.

- I’m looking forward to the Devin Super Tramp video. But tell me, now that you’re both back on the Lucky team, what can we expect from you in 2013?

James: I was brought in to watch every clip filmed in the 2 days of filming and there was seriously sooooo much footage. I have seen the Devin Super Tramp video as well and it’s buck. In terms of what’s coming from me, I would say you can expect more street edits, a strong presence at street events, HD filming, new products, signature parts, etc. Lucky plans product launches in August every year so look out for some of the newer product and signature parts then.

- Last question…are you still running ADVCT? 

James: Hell yeah dude. It is definitely harder then we have thought, but we are learning a lot about business. Lucky supports us and allows ADVCT to be in the videos and descriptions of the videos to help us out. Stay Advocated!

Well I have to say that’s it’s great to see you guys back with Lucky! Any last shout outs?

James: Thanks a lot Lucky for another opportunity and letting me do what I love to do. Thanks to everyone that supports me and ADVCT. 

Brent Ikedah Lucky Am Team

Brent is the shredder.  Younger brother of Jessee, he seems to have the gnarly scooter riding genes in him.  I don't know how old he is now but I can see him being on a pro team in a few years easily.

Kaleb Kier | Welcome to Lucky Am

Yup, Kaleb's movin on up, this time to Lucky's am squad.  These are the clips Bayley Maxcy filmed of him to showcase this most recent move.  720 looked so dialed.

Jon Aglialoro Lucky Throwaway

Jon still doin it big for Lucky.  His Opus part was really good, and this new street footy delivers more big gaps and tech combos.  16 stair at the end?  Time for another attempt at El Toro perhaps?