Style spelled forward
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Nick Baker
Bronze member
i knew someone was gonna bring that up. but yeah, if he was on like a legit dialed scooter i think that video would have been better
No. This motivated me to do better when i was starting out, because i didn't have an all aftermarket scooter, all i had was an a model. Rather than just giving up because i didn't have any money to buy "good" parts, i just went out and rode.
Nick Baker
Bronze member
this is an article about style, not inspiration
Nick Baker
Bronze member
id rather watch someone that has freaking crazy style then someone that has better tricks, but has shit style. and imo i think undailed scoots/stock razor kills style. you just look like a little kid on a stock razor. i know mckeen is crazy and all that shit and i think it would have looked better on a better scoot. if we're judging clothing in this thread then the actual scooter should also be in it.
Devin Parker
Member
haha i finally stopped that, trying to stop hopping on fakeys now lol
Nick Baker
Bronze member
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3br4MJneF0&feature=channel_video_title
hows my style?
except the hopping on the last fakie and the undialed scooty
hows my style?
except the hopping on the last fakie and the undialed scooty
Nick Baker
Bronze member
yeah i can push with my back foot no problem its just i use my front without thinking about it.
christianewing
Steel Member
you understand that was filmed before most good decks were out.
Nate Grant
Steel Member
I've recently started working a new video, and I've made it a point to eliminate almost all mongo pushing. I've really been amazed with how much better my riding looks, I hope people will see the difference when it comes out.
Another aspect of style (IMO) is riding with confidence. It's not as tangible as some of the other points brought up in this article/thread, but I think it really can affect someones overall style when they are riding around not really looking like they think they are going to pull their next trick.
Another aspect of style (IMO) is riding with confidence. It's not as tangible as some of the other points brought up in this article/thread, but I think it really can affect someones overall style when they are riding around not really looking like they think they are going to pull their next trick.
spencer cunningham
Bronze member
dude wahtever, i watched Tom K kill it on a new "A" last year and he still steezed it out. what deck im riding is probably on the bottom of my style list
Nick Baker
Bronze member
im just saying you look like a little kid on like a complete stock razor
I can see where you are coming with that. Pretty much make it look like everything you do is the easiest thing you have ever done. Land that huge banger and just cruise away, no big deal. Roll up to the gap as if you are about to sesh a manual pad, totally nonchalant.
Nick Baker
Bronze member
lol
Nick Griffin <3
Steel Member
i don't see why anyone would ever tell anyone how to dress or ride to make them look better or have better style, like, what are you my mom? why does it matter what someone wears or what they ride or how they push, why does it matter? this annoys me so much because theres no reason for it, its called doing what you want, like if i wanna wear boots camo shorts and a big winter jacket when i ride, why do i have to be judged? why are you trying to get people to change? let it go.
