Win Geoff Rowley's Stuff!

In the current issue of Scoot! I interviewed some legendary skateboarders that also have scooters; Geoff Rowley, Lance Mountain, and Matt Hensley.

Geoff Rowley & Flip skateboards donated an insane skate pack for one lucky Scoot! reader. It includes: a Rowley deck, HKD Red Wheels, Independent trucks, a Union Jack t-shirt, Militia socks and some stickers. How awesome is that? To enter, send a postcard with your name, mailing address, phone number to:
Scoot Free, Skate Hard c/o Scoot! Magazine, P.O. Box 9605, San Jose, CA 95157.

Entries must be received by March 15. A winner will be randomly selected. Good luck!

You can also see a video of Geoff skating & sitting on his P200 here:
Vans Website. Select the video in the lower left with the black/white arrow.

Scoot! # 44 February 2008 Now Available!

Well, actually it has been available for a few weeks, but I have slacked on posting about it, which is silly since I am so excited about this issue. We've got some great content in the issue:
* Scoot Free Skate Hard: Three professional skaters who are household names in the skateboarding industry spoke with me about their appreciation for scooter. The cover shot was taken by Dan Bergeron who went toSkatelab in Simi Valley and got this shot of a grom pulling a sweet maneuver over Todd Huber's Vespa Rally. Todd is partial owner of Skatelab and also a member of the Westside scooter club.

*Cool contests: Readers can enter to win a cool skateboarding prize pack donated by Geoff Rowley and Flip Skateboards. Other Readers can win one of 10 calendars from ScootRS.

* Scooter Reviews: We ride the Vectrix, Yamaha Majesty and Genuine Rattler

* I Married a Scooterist: ladies and gents, the duly betrothed...get some hints from Josh's wife Katie on how to incorporate scooters into your ceremony.

* Ask Hot Rod Al: takes on performance mods in baby steps for vintage Vespas and Lambrettas.

The issue is available now, but hasn't been updated on the website. You can get it at your local scooter shop, bookstore. Subscribers should have it by now, or the end of February, depending upon if your postal carrier reads your magazines first.