Pete Pachota
Member
This is just a little trivia to show how much the sport has moved forward in 4 years. I'm sure some older riders would also contribute.
In 2004...
- Scooter riders could not air quarterpipes. With some minor exceptions, no one really did tricks above the coping.
- No custom parts. Everyone rode stock scooters with 13" wide bars.
- People didn't do briflips. (First briflip by Brian Boston)
- There was no problem with TIC rats just because NO ONE rode in New Jersey.
- also: NW scooter scene? None.
- TWO people were capable of landing tailwhip backflips.
- Fly out? no problem (unfortunately that's still a good attitude for some)
- Quad fingerwhips? pff. No one could land triples back then (Josh Toy did like one back in the day?).
- There was a specified trick called 'tailwhip catch'. You could either tailwhip a 7 set, or 'tailwhip catch' a 7 set.
- Regular scooter competitions? Unheard of. (even though there was Core Tour in 2001)
In 2004...
- Scooter riders could not air quarterpipes. With some minor exceptions, no one really did tricks above the coping.
- No custom parts. Everyone rode stock scooters with 13" wide bars.
- People didn't do briflips. (First briflip by Brian Boston)
- There was no problem with TIC rats just because NO ONE rode in New Jersey.
- also: NW scooter scene? None.
- TWO people were capable of landing tailwhip backflips.
- Fly out? no problem (unfortunately that's still a good attitude for some)
- Quad fingerwhips? pff. No one could land triples back then (Josh Toy did like one back in the day?).
- There was a specified trick called 'tailwhip catch'. You could either tailwhip a 7 set, or 'tailwhip catch' a 7 set.
- Regular scooter competitions? Unheard of. (even though there was Core Tour in 2001)