Scooter Clamps

A scooter clamp is a component of a freestyle or trick scooter that is used to secure the handlebars to the fork. It is an important part of the scooter's construction, ensuring that the handlebars stay in place and do not come loose while riding or performing tricks.

Common Types of Clamps Available

Scooter clamps are typically made of high-strength aluminium alloy or steel, and they come in a variety of designs and styles. The most common type of clamp is a two-bolt clamp, which uses two bolts to secure the handlebars to the fork. Two-bolt clamps are typically easy to install and provide a secure connection between the handlebars and the fork.

Another type of clamp is the four-bolt clamp, which uses four bolts to secure the handlebars to the fork. Four-bolt clamps are generally considered to be stronger and more secure than two-bolt clamps, but they can be more difficult to install and may be heavier than two-bolt clamps.

Some scooter clamps also feature unique designs or proprietary technologies that are designed to provide additional strength, durability, or performance. For example, some clamps feature a "split" design that allows the clamp to flex slightly, which can help to absorb shocks and vibrations while riding.