Can HIC forks be used for SCS?
HIC Compression is compatible with any HIC/SCS fork. You can also use an ICS fork with a little modifying by cutting off the forks ICS topcap and installing the starnut, but as you know, starnuts are not the strongest. HIC Compression is only compatible with steel oversized diameter bars. No aluminum bars will work.
What is SCS scooter?
Standard Compression System integrates the compression and clamp into one piece. It is popular with expert street riders whose scooters take the most brutal impacts. The bars slide into the SCS compression instead of sliding over the fork.
How do you tighten the SCS on a starnut?
To tighten SCS all you do is tighten the bolt to your starnut then put your bars with out a slit into the SCS and tighten it little by little one bolt at a time until its fully tightened. If you want something beefy, super strong and good looking, go for SCS. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device. Full screen is unavailable.
What do you need to ride an ICS scooter?
To ride ICS you need a long ICS bolt, standard size bars, a threadless fork without a star nut, and a threadless headset. The reason why ICS is a pain is because to tighten it, you have to take off your front wheel.
How do you install a star fangled nut on a car?
The nut is installed. Mount the nut with concave side toward tool thread. Hold TNS over steering column and tap on top on TNS with ball peen hammer. Hold tool aligned while striking TNS. The TNS places the nut about 15mm (9/16″) below the top of the steering column.
Which is better for Scooter HIC or SCS?
You’re never going to have to worry about your bars snapping down a huge gap. Also it looks really sick and keeps your scooter super dialed. The bad thing about SCS is it’s the heaviest compression system. Its not like way heavier than HIC but it is a little.
To ride ICS you need a long ICS bolt, standard size bars, a threadless fork without a star nut, and a threadless headset. The reason why ICS is a pain is because to tighten it, you have to take off your front wheel.
To tighten SCS all you do is tighten the bolt to your starnut then put your bars with out a slit into the SCS and tighten it little by little one bolt at a time until its fully tightened. If you want something beefy, super strong and good looking, go for SCS. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device. Full screen is unavailable.
What does SCS stand for on a scooter?
SCS stands for Standard Compression System. You can use them with steel standard-sized bars and some even fit oversized steel bars and aluminium scooter bars. SCS compression doesn’t require a slit, which means there’s no risk of the bars snapping above the clamp. They stay tighter, for longer, and are also easy to travel with.
Do you need a slit in a scooter bar?
Scooter bars using IHC or HIC compression need a slit cut into the bar so the clamp can be tightened. SCS compression, though, shouldn’t have a slit.