Saw a thread, but it didn't exactly cover what I was thinking. Who plans on purchasing a dirt scooter? Anyone from the dirt jumping scene going to try their hand at it? Do you think it's going to thrive as well as scooters have, and will it be comparably fun to riding a bicycle? I have years of experience trail riding and dirt jumping on a bike, and many many years on a street scoot, but no means to acquire a dirt scoot. I believe the companys that are building these things should look into the current scene and find the riders that have a good skill set of DJing and scootering combined, and have them bring this new aspect of the sport to the best light possible. I love how RAD is all former trail and bike riders, we need more riders with diverse styles on these features! I live in Central Oregon, AKA trail riding/dirtjumping central lol. I could be a good asset to this part of the sport, I know literal dozens of spots in a five mile radius (NW FTW). I'm just fishing for opinions of whether to a.) purchase in the first place, b.) is it as fun as it's predecessor? [bicycle] c.) what companies are going to be involved in this branch of the sport d.) is it worth not putting the effort into further building street scooting versus dirt riding? Comment if you feel you have legitimate input, or if you support and want to see styles of dirt jumping on scooters branch out to thirty + foot stepdowns, large drops, insane straight up and down doubles with constant trail flow, ladders, and mad, mad scrubbage. thanks 
EDIT: An idea occurred to me, would dirt scooters allow the variety of having slide able features in dirt riding? Imagine the possibilities
EDIT: An idea occurred to me, would dirt scooters allow the variety of having slide able features in dirt riding? Imagine the possibilities
