Do you think scootering is going to be a really famous sport about 10 - 20 years ?

[Daniel Gutendorff]

I do

 

[scootcb]

nope. i wish.

 

[scootsteve]

i bloody hope so when im older i can relate back to my kids saying like "ohh i could do those tricks", and "back in the day there used to be a lad named terry price who could double backflip no hander on one of those"

 

[nickdonatelli]

well if we continue getting more riders and learn more tricks than yes

 

[Daniel Gutendorff]

i bloody hope so when im older i can relate back to my kids saying like "ohh i could do those tricks", and "back in the day there used to be a lad named terry price who could double backflip no hander on one of those"

yeah dude

 

[humpurple kushiones]

only if it spreads more.... like buff is one of the only ones progressing the sport

 

[blindscooterboy]

if it keeps progressing then yea
i really hope it does, that would be awesome

 

[beastlycaptain]

it will be just keep at it

 

[JDBen]

i dont,i mean cmon,scootering is cool,but there are alot better things out there,but i just love the scooty-scoots.

 

[scoots64]

I don't know if it will be famous but it will definitely grow.

 

[skooterkid]

IF:

-People contribute to the sport
-People ride more
-More publicity
That all stuff

 

[D= its sam!!]

i dont want it to become populer, sites like theses will be rapped.

but w.e if it does i wont be riding, will be years before anything like that happens

 

[Matt Ogle]

probally not, but it would be cool.

 

[brian amato]

well every sport had to start somewhere. bikes & boards & even inlines have been around for a while so they have had time to catch on. if i remember correctly, in RVM1, that jeff dude said '... and in 2000, Razor re-invented and came out with a brand new line of freestyle scooters..." or something like that. it's only been 8, almost 9, years since people even started seeing tricks being done on them. it might not be a while until it catches on, but hopefully it will someday =] in my opinion, i think it will

 

[scootcb]

Brian--- i think your avatar thing is really creative.. thats pretty cool.

 

[Sshields32]

well every sport had to start somewhere. bikes & boards & even inlines have been around for a while so they have had time to catch on. if i remember correctly, in RVM1, that jeff dude said '... and in 2000, Razor re-invented and came out with a brand new line of freestyle scooters..." or something like that. it's only been 8, almost 9, years since people even started seeing tricks being done on them. it might not be a while until it catches on, but hopefully it will someday =] in my opinion, i think it will

I agree. Its only be 8 years of people riding scooters. skateboards were inveneted in the 1950/1960s. so thats 40-50 years of time for people to catch on and start to ride. compared to skateboards, scooters pretty much just got started. i bet in 20-30 years, there will be so many more riders, and the sport will have progressed so far. the St. kilda festival, with the minipipe competition or whatever, was a huge step forward.

 

[bobby]

i hope so

 

[Steve Moore]

Not I don't, something else is gonna come out like a friggin hoverboard or something and everyone will forget abouts scoots.

 

[humpurple kushiones]

Not I don't, something else is gonna come out like a friggin hoverboard or something and everyone will forget abouts scoots.

wow haha

 

[Chandler Hab]

It will probably all be the same unless some year big companies start realizing how cool it is and start sponsoring riders.