These are the hottest clamp style on the market and the selection here will fit all scooter types including but not limited to Team Dogz ® / JD Bug / Razor / Slamm / MGP etc.

 

The measurements refer to the outer diameter of the handlebars you need to fit into the clamp. You need to choose the correct clamp for the scooter/compression system you have, so lets explain a bit more about each.

 

 

This is a standard clamp, you would generally use this to attach to threaded forks, your bars will have a slit in them at the end and this clamp compresses the end of the bars around the threaded fork for them to grip tight. 

 

 

This is also a standard clamp which you would attach to threaded forks, your bars would have a slit for compressing and being oversized bars they are likely to be aluminium rather than steel (oversized means the bars are thicker for strength, which you need with aluminium which is weaker than steel). The oversized grenade clamps come with a shim to make them backwards compatible with 32mm bars so this also does the job of the clamp above, but is bigger over all.

 

 

An SCS Clamp is generally used for threadless forks as part of an SCS compression system.  The handlebars go in the top half, and the forks in the bottom. The clamp compresses the two together. The internal part of an SCS clamp is of 2 different thicknesses, this is where the bars and forks meet, the bars do not slide over the forks in this system. You put a washer on the ledge between the 2 different thinknesses inside the clamp with a bolt that passes through the middle of the washer and screws into an insert you will have in the top of your threadless forks. Also your bars will not have a slit in them. 

Unfortunately we do not offer a 35mm SCS clamp.