Nick Donatelli and David Ramirez

It's been a long time since I've seen some Donatelli clips, and my man comes back hard. David Ramirez is also featured in the edit, and he can clearly hold it down too. Donatelli has some crazy lines in this edit, not to mention a double whip to bar on flat. Check em.

TGC Park Seshin

The Goon Crew is a group of some of the more "low key" riders out in So Cal, they recently got this edit together of them riding a bunch of different parks. I think I'd prefer to see these guys riding street, but it was sick watching them get some park clips. Nick Donatelli shuts it down at the end with a few clips. I think 2013 is going to be Nicks year for sure.

Nick Donatelli- Hall of Meat

"Hall of Meat" is a feature Thrasher does online where they show a really nasty bail.  Well Nick Donatelli took a nasty fall to the face recently and it was edited just like Thrasher does.  Fortunately this slam only left Nick with a cut eyebrow, needing stitches.

Nick Donatelli Scooter Check V2

Scooter Zone's Nick Donatelli breaks down his scooter for you for the second time, and follows it up by killing the street section at Hunt Park. I'm still waiting for the Zone dvd, and one of the sections I really want to see his Nick's. So let's hope we see that sooner rather than later.

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 Introduces, theEMP

What are we lacking in the sport, that other sports got more than enough of? Clothing and Apparel companies. I am a firm believer that if you are gonna make a company like this, it helps a lot to actually be a rider. That is one thing you won't have to worry about with theEMP. Check out the video below to get all the details on theEMP from Nick himself.

Also be sure to check Inside-Scooters for all your news, updates, and information on theEMP, cause we will be posting it all here first.

Go hit up their facebook..... now.

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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.

Scooter Zone 3 for 1

Got a few Scooter Zone videos for you guys today. Nick Darger recently made a helmet cam, and it works great. Below you can see the first two helmet cam videos, featuring new Scooter Zone AM Rider, Chase Moorman, and the latest video, featuring Scooter Zone Pro Rider, Raymond Warner. Check em out below.







Next up we got Scooter Zone Pro Rider, Nick Donatelli, teaching us how to do tailwhip rewinds. In this weeks, Scooter Zone How To video. Check that out below as well.

Scooterzone How To: Decades with Nick Donatelli

Another SZ How To is here, this time with Nick Donatelli.  Decades are a favorite trick of mine, super fun once you get em dialed.  Nick lands his first one a little sketchy then does it again, perfectly.

Nick Donatelli Interview: Welcome to Scooter Zone

So you may have heard that Nick Donatelli left the Lucky Pro Team on Saturday to sign with Scooter Zone.  He and Nick Darger decided to film this short video in order to welcome him to the team.  I have to say I was really surprised at a lot of this...I haven't seen much footage from Nick lately so its pretty sick to see these new tricks he's throwing.  Pretty sad seeing him leave the Lucky family too, but I know Scooter Zone is just as good a fit for him, if not better than Lucky was.


Steven recently had time to catch up with Nick, and was able to get a short interview with him about everything. Check it out below.

Steven: Name, Age, Location?

Nick: Nick Donatelli, 18years old, Corona aka Crown Town, California

Steven: Soo Nick, I'm just going to get right into it dude, You're now longer with LSP, but are things still cool with you and everyone at LSP?

Nick: Of course dude, were all still homies and everyone understood why i felt like i had to leave

Steven: So if you can tell us, what was your reason for leaving LSP?

Nick: Mostly because since I couldnt travel as much as the rest of the guys, i didnt feel apart of the team/company/familia, so I'd thought it was time for me to leave

Steven: You've recently joined the Scooter Zone family, what were some of the things that made you want to join the Zone?

Nick: Well ive been good friends with everyone from the zone and we all ride together so much, its just felt more of a family to me than lucky

Steven: A lot of the Zone riders can ride both street, and park really well. Are you goin to focus on riding both? Or stick to mainly street like we're used to seeing from you?

Nick: Haha probably just gonna stick to the streets and keep pushing myself to go bigger

Steven: How has riding been going for you? Are there any tricks at any street spots that you got your eye on?

Nick: Its been going good, ive been pushing myself alot lately for some reason. Gonna hit up hollywood16 after woodward, pretty stokked about that haha

Steven: From the video below the interview, which was filmed in 30 minutes, it's clear that you've been pushing yourself. What can we expect from Nick Donatelli, in 2011 with Scooter Zone?

Nick: Hopefully not as many gnarly falls haha but definnately more edits, bigger stairsets/gaps/rails and maybe el torro..

Steven: Well Nick, thanks for doing the interview, and congratulations on joining Scooter Zone family, and do you got any shout outs or last words you wanna say dude?

Nick: Thanks for doing this interview with me, Darger for filming/editing, Kenny Owens for selling me his mustang, Brian from lucky for supporting me so much and scooterzone for letting me be apart of the familia

Nick Donatelli Super 60

"The Super 60 is designed to test a rider's consistency, creativity and use of a space within a skatepark. Riders are given 60 minutes to film as many clips as they can, and turn this into a video showcasing their personal style and tricks."

This week's Super 60 is a very special one by Nick Donatelli. Instead of riding a park, Nick chose to ride some street for his S60. I think it turned out great, really good stuff in there.

Thanks to Sam Short for the video intro, and Nick Darger for filming/editing.

Nick Donatelli Super 60 from nick darger on Vimeo.

So after seeing his Super 60, I caught up with Nick and asked him a few questions.

Jordan Jasa: Why did you choose to do your Super 60 in street instead of at a park?

Nick Donatelli: Just cause i ride street better than i do at park and i wanted mine to stand out more than everyone elses

What is your favorite obstacle to do at that high school?

my favorite obstacle of the high school is the 10stair.

What kinds of tricks do you normally like to do at the spots in your S60?

that would have to be decades and 360whips by far.



It looks like you can do some tech stuff but you also can go big. Do you prefer one over the other?

Oh man thats a hard one, umm i cant really choose i love them both.



What about riding street do you like best?

Just the feelin of being able to ride unqiue spots.


Thanks again to Nick Donatelli.