Stunt scooter Clamps

Dependable Scooter Clamps Keep Everything Secure

This page contains a variety of scooter clamps, including SCS and non-SCS, oversized and regular, as well as quad, triple, and dual clamps.

The clamp acts as an adhesive, holding the bar and fork in unity, and a stylish one can greatly enhance your street reputation. Enhance your scooter by upgrading to a superior clamp.

Compatibility of Scooter Clamps

It is crucial to ensure the clamp aligns with both your compression system and the bar's outer diameter.

Standard vs. Oversized Scooter Clamps

The inner diameter of your scooter clamps is very important. As the clamp encircles the bar, if its inner diameter is smaller than the bar’s outer measurement, it will not fit. Conversely, if the inside is too large, the bar won't be gripped securely.

When identifying a clamp as standard or oversized, it references the internal diameter of the clamp:

• Standard clamps have an inner diameter of 32 mm.
• Oversized clamps have a 35 mm inner diameter and are intended for oversized bars.

Some oversized clamps are supplied with a shim, enabling them to fit standard bars as well.

SCS Clamps vs. HIC, IHC, and ICS Clamps

If using SCS, the clamp is a built-in element of the compression system. This means SCS clamps are specifically crafted for SCS configurations.

Non-SCS clamps can be used with other compression systems, such as HIC, IHC, and ICS, as long as the inner diameter is appropriate.

A concise overview of Scooter Bars, Slits & Clamps

A slit is a cut located at the base of a scooter bar, facilitating the clamp’s ability to tightly secure the bar around the compression shim in HIC, IHC, and ICS configurations.

For SCS compression, your bar should be slit-free at the bottom. However, for other compression systems, the bar needs a slit.

SCS clamps typically have 3 or 4 bolts to secure a larger area, whereas other clamps usually feature 2 bolts as they secure a smaller area. If a clamp extends beyond the slit length, it may compromise the bar's structural integrity.

For further information, delve into our detailed guide about scooter clamps:

• Scooter Clamps Guide