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 Welcome To ScootHead

We think it's more than a fad, this whole scooter craze.  We're not talking pet rocks here, or Wacky Wall Walkers, or hula hoops, or Cabbage Patch Kids -- none of those fads (or fads like them) had any intrinsic functional value.  Scooters will get you places faster than walking and are far more portable than bicycles -- and it certainly doesn't hurt that they're so darned fun to use.  For many, scooters are as functional as they are enjoyable.  And though the craze will eventually settle down, we think it will only be after it has built a huge base of long-term, or even permanent, scootheads.

We searched the web high and low and couldn't find a web site with regular, centralized coverage of many of the major scooter brands, so we decided to start one ourselves.  This web newsletter is for our fellow scootheads, who know what it's like to glide down streets, sidewalks, and paths on two wheels, a board, and a set of handlebars, all the while grinning from ear to ear.

We hope you come back regularly as we continue to do what we can to build an increasingly useful and enjoyable resource for scootheads and potential scootheads.  Welcome to ScootHead! 

Sincerely,
The ScootHead Staff

 Scooter Headlines

October 12, 2000

  • "Safe Nighttime Scooting" article posted.  Click here.

September 7, 2000

  • New fork design for Go-Ped's Know-Ped, Sport-Ped, and Liquimatic.  Click here.
  • Review of Xootr Street added!  Click here.
  • Every major news organization is giving scooters some press these last couple of days.  Unfortunately, the coverage is focusing on the increase in scooter-related injuries -- we encourage all of you to ride safely.  Link to CNN story here.

September 1, 2000

  • Nova Cruz Products, the makers of Xootr scooters, started shipping Xootrs with the first major design modification since they were first released in January 2000.  The brakes move from the back to the front, and have increased stopping power.

 

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