Pete Pachota
Member
There's an interesting scheme of scooter riding in some places. It involves a good rider that has been riding for a long time and progressed slowly cause he didnt have anyone to ride with, and some others that have been riding way shorter but the're progressing crazy fast. The typical examples are Brandon Kilbury's crew or the RAD crew, where KC passed his role of the 'master' to Cary when he moved to Florida. What do you think about it? To me it shows how riding with someone thats better than you helps to progress, but sometimes it looks kinda unfair... like for example Brandon Kilbury has been struggling to learn flat triples for months, then comes Tyler Hale and does them effortlessly.