Rasmus Roerbaek
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Addy, i 102 % agree with you, pushing mongo makes you looks like the biggest geek on this planet. I think its acceptable in switch.
where can i find one, i'll seriously wear one.Madis said:Who the hell cares. Just wear a chicken suit or a pig costume and go ride - see if people will copy that haha.
Addison said:Start networking. Instead of putting your videos on only the scooter resource forum, try and post them on some other websites. I guarantee you that you can get a sick ass video on a a big BMX or Skateboard website if you try hard and hustle. Why those websites? Most people aren't even aware that there are "good" scooter riders out there so they are living there daily lives thinking that we ain't shit. Make it known to the people that there is a scooter scene out there filled with gnarly scooter bros. I think the Transit scooter video was an amazing idea. I would like to see the video be put in local skate or BMX shops. Whoever runs the whole transit think should get on that. Also, make deals with other scooter teams. We could put up Ads for the Transit DVD on The Over Show's website if they would do the same for us. Ali Kermani, Razor's team manager, wants to have a commerical for T.O.S in RVM 4. T.O.S is way more than scootering but we talked to the right people and had something good to give them so we made a deal. You can't make those deals if you have cool tricks but nothing more than that.
Thats a good idea, I hadn't thought of that. Maybe i'll go and talk to a couple local shops to see if their down with the idea or not. Addy your a wise manAddison said:We need to create a scooter army and all armies have uniforms. Conformity isn't always bad when it's for a good purpose. I know these are some bold statements but someone has to say it sometime. In reality you should not give a shit about what other people think. I'm trying to make it so scooter naysayers have nothing negative to say about the sport. I'm trying to attract some business to this sport, not for money, but to increase popularity and make it so everyone can pick up a sponsor and get free shit like parts and gear. You could say that we should all just ride for fun and not care, which is cool, but I'm trying to get some shit going. We all have to look presentable, not only with the way we look, but with the way we ride as well. Style is the key here along with going big and tech and all that other good stuff.
Start networking. Instead of putting your videos on only the scooter resource forum, try and post them on some other websites. I guarantee you that you can get a sick ass video on a a big BMX or Skateboard website if you try hard and hustle. Why those websites? Most people aren't even aware that there are "good" scooter riders out there so they are living there daily lives thinking that we ain't shit. Make it known to the people that there is a scooter scene out there filled with gnarly scooter bros. I think the Transit scooter video was an amazing idea. I would like to see the video be put in local skate or BMX shops. Whoever runs the whole transit think should get on that. Also, make deals with other scooter teams. We could put up Ads for the Transit DVD on The Over Show's website if they would do the same for us. Ali Kermani, Razor's team manager, wants to have a commerical for T.O.S in RVM 4. T.O.S is way more than scootering but we talked to the right people and had something good to give them so we made a deal. You can't make those deals if you have cool tricks but nothing more than that.
Anyways, it's hot and I want ice cream but I have more to say. I like the responses, both positive and negative. Let's talk some shit to each other and get this all sorted out.
Addison said:We need to create a scooter army and all armies have uniforms. Conformity isn't always bad when it's for a good purpose. I know these are some bold statements but someone has to say it sometime. In reality you should not give a shit about what other people think. I'm trying to make it so scooter naysayers have nothing negative to say about the sport. I'm trying to attract some business to this sport, not for money, but to increase popularity and make it so everyone can pick up a sponsor and get free shit like parts and gear. You could say that we should all just ride for fun and not care, which is cool, but I'm trying to get some shit going. We all have to look presentable, not only with the way we look, but with the way we ride as well. Style is the key here along with going big and tech and all that other good stuff.
Start networking. Instead of putting your videos on only the scooter resource forum, try and post them on some other websites. I guarantee you that you can get a sick ass video on a a big BMX or Skateboard website if you try hard and hustle. Why those websites? Most people aren't even aware that there are "good" scooter riders out there so they are living there daily lives thinking that we ain't shit. Make it known to the people that there is a scooter scene out there filled with gnarly scooter bros. I think the Transit scooter video was an amazing idea. I would like to see the video be put in local skate or BMX shops. Whoever runs the whole transit think should get on that. Also, make deals with other scooter teams. We could put up Ads for the Transit DVD on The Over Show's website if they would do the same for us. Ali Kermani, Razor's team manager, wants to have a commerical for T.O.S in RVM 4. T.O.S is way more than scootering but we talked to the right people and had something good to give them so we made a deal. You can't make those deals if you have cool tricks but nothing more than that.
Anyways, it's hot and I want ice cream but I have more to say. I like the responses, both positive and negative. Let's talk some shit to each other and get this all sorted out.