Billy Evers Winter 2013

This video, more of a Winter/Spring video, features Billy doing what he does best- riding the ramps of New Jersey's parks, throwing down more more more tricks each time.  I don't know about you guys, but I can't get enough of those kickless rewinds.  Billy does it for The ScooterZone.

Scooter Zone Woodward April 2013

This is just supposed to be a "relaxed" video, but this is one of the more enjoyable edits I've seen lately.  Scooter Zone sent some of their guys to Woodward and they filmed a few things.  Everyone was throwing down, Nick Darger on the dirt scoot in particular.  Makes that thing look super fun to ride (which they are).  But come on, manny back 3 on it?  Wow.

Justin Robertson: Epic Rewind Promo

 It's been a while since we last saw footage of Justin, but don't think that that's because he hasn't been riding.  This was filmed over the last two weeks.  Justin is one of the first people I can remember that really started messing around with fakie feebles and he still kills them.  A bunch of fakie feeb combos and more tech stuff are in this video.  If you're missing his street footage like I am, know that he has a full part in the upcoming Scooterzone DVD GTLI.  It should be good.

Cameron Poe Proto/SZ

I heard of Cameron a while ago when he first got on Proto (flow team I think?) but I can't really remember seeing footage of him...which is too bad, because he clearly shreds.  That first clip, not expecting that at all.  And apparently this was all filmed in just three weeks, I'd love to see him work on a six month or so part.

Scooterzone GTLI DVD Teaser

Scooterzone has been filming for a DVD for about three years now.  The team has expanded a lot in that time, meaning this video will have a stacked, diverse set of riders.  I completely forgot that Justin Robertson even existed, definitely stoked to see his footage.  Pretty much every style of riding will be represented, even dirt scooter trails riding.  Should be pretty cool.  Oh, and I have no idea what GTLI stands for, someone should shed some light in the comments.

Edit:  Seems that it stands for "Got To Love It".

Josh Brown Welcome to Scooterzone Am Edit

The amount of footage this guy gets blows my mind.  This latest video is to introduce him to Scooterzone's Am team, a position he definitively deserves.  So many good rail tricks in this edit.  Kinda bummed about the song though.

Matt Somers- Sounds of Riding

So for whatever reason Matt left the Scooterzone team and release these clips, which are what he had been saving for the SZ DVD.  Matt can do a lot of tricks and demonstrates it in this songless video.  Boardslide (or whatever you call that) to decade was so crazy.  And just in case you were wondering, yes he will still work at the Jerseyzone.  I also have to say I'm pretty bummed he decided to release this without even editing it to a song.  Seems like a waste of time/footage/effort.

Scooter Zone 2 For 1: Raymond Warner Scooter Check + Ryan Gould Six Trick Fix

Raymond Warner has proven time and time again why he is one of the sports top riders. Whether it's in his edits, or his competition performances, he makes it pretty clear where he stands. Recently Raymond finally got down to making a scooter check. So for everyone who wants to know what RayRay rides, check the scooter check below, and his ridic clips afterwards.



Ryan Gould is continuing to establish his name in the street scene, and his tech and originality with grinds and manual combos is definitely helping that. What better way to showcase that, then to do a Six Trick Fix. Last clip is pretty gnarly. Check it out below.

Megazone Tour

Nick Darger takes us on a walk through the Scooterzone Riverside location, aka the Megazone.  It's pretty easy to see why they call it the Megazone when you see it.  The place is huge.  The three most interesting things I learned from this video though, were the District brake installation trick, that they have a few copies of Dialed magazine, and what looks to be their Wifi password.  Way to put it out there for everyone Nick, you blew it.

Scooter Zone Winter Throwaway/ODI Promo

The guys at ScooterZone recently dropped this throwaway edit featuring clips of every rider on the Pro, Am, and Aus teams.  Such a wide variety of styles, really good to watch for sure.  Also those new ODI's sound nice, I've always wanted a softer grip (like Edwins) that lasted as long as ODI's.  Hopefully these new ones do both, I'd definitely get myself a pair.

Matt Andrus Scooter Montage

Matt Andrus Scooter Montage from John Andrus on Vimeo.

Matt, if you don't know who he is, is one of scooter ridings most OG riders.  Started at pretty much the beginning, rose to the top of the sport as he got sponsored by Micro, then pretty much fell off the face of the earth in 2007 (after the original Transit Scooter Tour).  However, over the past year he's gotten back into it, was picked up by Scooterzone, and is shredding once again. Matt's brother Jon put together this montage of older clips of Matt for everyone.  Matt's currently filming a new video, to be put out within the next month or two.  Can't wait for that.

Spencer Steed: Santa Clarita Scooterzone Box Edit

Here is a video of Spencer Steeze doin things on the SC SZ box.  Shot quite well through the lens of Josh Toy, and edited just as nicely to match.  I don't think I'll ever get used to Spencer riding more than 16 wide hahah.

Nick Donatelli: Winter ScooterZone/The EMP Edit

Nick Donatelli rides for ScooterZone as well as his own clothing company, theEMP. This stuff is just throwaway footage but it's still super good. You can check out theEMP's apparel at theEMP.bigcartel.com.

Nick Donatelli: Epic Quake Wheel Edit

Nick Donatelli shreds the streets for Scooterzone.  He put this edit together of throwaway clips from his part in the upcoming Scooterzone DVD to promote the Epic Quake wheels.  Check those wheels out on thescooterzone.com.

Justin Robertson Scooter Check

Scooter Zone's one and only rider in Canada is Justin Robertson, and for good reason. In the past two years Justin took his riding to a new level. Throwing down intense tricks down some really gnarly gaps and sets. His tech side of his riding got really strong as well. Check out the scooter he's currently riding right now, and some clips of him afterwards.

Danny Rambert 2011 Scooterzone Edit

Danny has been around for a little bit...since 2000 actually.  So, naturally, as there were very few other riders, he developed his own style.  Today he is one of the most original riders in the sport.  Check out his good throwaway clips, and get ready for his part in the Scooterzone DVD.

Matt Somers

This guys combos are so nutty.  I can't wait to see what he gets for the upcoming Scooterzone DVD, should be a good one.

Nick Darger Inside-Scooters/ScooterZone 2011 Edit

Nick Darger, aka Trick Darger, aka Cody Speake, aka Ralph Robert Monky McMoran, aka Josh Toy, aka TheGame, aka StevenT...is one of the most underrated riders in the sport today. Mainly because he spends a lot of time on the injured list, but when he does get to ride, he shreds.

Street, park, flat, really doesn't matter what you put in front of Nick, he will kill it. You'll notice his video has almost all lines, showing how consistent he is. He is one of the riders that when I ride with him, I just call out tricks and he lands em. That's why he now also rides for Inside-Scooters. Check out his 2011 IS/SZ Edit below.

Scooter Zone How To: HIC SZ Clamp + Cody Speake Bails

So my first memory of the Scooter Zone HIC Clamp was from a late night at Scooter Zone with Big James and Trick Darger, one minute we're all hanging out, next minute they robbed me of my scooter and had taken it to pieces. I'm sitting there like, "Wtf man!" Next thing I know they had the first model of the SZ HIC Clamp. I was pretty impressed haha. In this tutorial video, Trick Darger shows you guys exactly how it works.






Next up, Cody Speake. Legend of the sport, but being a legend doesn't mean you don't still slam. Cody's been going pretty hard with fakie and full cab tricks lately, so his bails are usually pretty gnarly. Check out some of them in the video below.

Twan "NAWT" Bars at ScooterZone

Anthony "Twan" Bustos came out with his signature bar some time ago. Since then it has grown a lot in popularity, and there are even some cheap imitations out there floating around.

While I was living in So Cal is where I really started to notice the love people had for these bars. You can now get his bars in 6 different colors, and even get them compatible for HIC. For more information, and even a little extra eye candy...Check the flyer below.





As for where you can get the bars? ScooterZone of course. Just follow the link below.
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