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When you have to choose a clamp for your scooter, it is important that you make sure that if fits your exact scooter. Some scooter clamps have a compressions system mounted, that is ready for SCS systems. Clamps that do not have this, can be used for every other system as long as the clamp’s diameter fits the handlebar. Furthermore, are there different sizes for scooter clamps. Most trick scooters use double, triple or quad clamps – which is the amount of bolts available to tighten the clamp. Transport scooters and kids scooters often use single or double clamps. The bigger the clamp, the stronger it is – however, small clamps weigh less than big ones.
There are many sizes of scooter clamps for different sizes. The main thing about the larger clamps is that they are stronger than the smaller clamps. However, small clamps are a lot lighter than the larger scooter clamps. Another thing one talks about regarding clamp sizes is what type of clamp it is. Very often, scooters use double, triple or quad clamps. These are larger and stronger than a single clamp and therefore also ideal for trick scooters, as they should preferably be able to withstand hard shocks. Typically, transport scooters and scooters for children use single or double clamps, as the same strength is not as necessary and may also weigh less, which is valued for fun or transport.
Inner diameter:
The inner diameter of your clamp should be the right size to fit your scooter. Trick scooters, transport scooters and kids scooters are all different and vary in sizes. Therefore, it is imperative that you always check, as one of the first things, whether the clamp you have chosen is the right size and fits your scooter.
Clamp's weight:
The weight of your scooter clamp. The weight of the clamp has the same meaning as the size, as the two in a way go hand in hand. The heavier a clamp, the bigger and stronger it is too. The heavier clamps are often double, triple or quad clamps, which are more often used on tricks scooters, as they must be able to handle strong shocks. The lighter clamps are typically single or double clamps, and are generally used for children 's scooters and transport scooters, as they prefer not to weigh too much.
Compression for clamp:
Some scooter clamps are fitted with a compression system prepared for SCS systems. Scooters that are not fitted with a compression system can be used for all other systems. However, the diameter of one's clamp must fit exactly to the wheel of your scooter.
Bolts:
The number of bolts to tighten the clamp on your scooter. The number of bolts is what determines which clamp your scooter has. That is, whether it is a single, double, triple or quad clamp. The strongest clamp is a quad clamp, and the lightest by weight is a single clamp. You want the clamp on its trick scooter to be strong, so it clears beats and bumps better. On the other hand, you want your child's scooter or transport scooter not to weigh too much.
W zestawie system kompresji:
Jeśli dołączony jest system ściskania, do zacisku dołączona jest śruba kompresyjna i podkładka. Zwykle dzieje się tak w przypadku zacisków SCS - (NIE w przypadku dużych lub zwykłych zacisków, które pasują odpowiednio do systemów HIC i IHC).
Długość śruby kompresyjnej:
Długość śruby kompresyjnej powinna pasować do skutera. Ważne jest, aby istniała odległość od podkładki kompresyjnej do przedniej gwiazdy widelca, w miejscu, w którym śruba chwyta gwint. Długa śruba dociskowa może obsługiwać większość systemów.
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