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Explore our complete range of ICS compression systems and matching adapters to build or service your stunt scooter. ICS (Inverted Compression System) is the lightest compression setup on the market and a favorite for ultra-light park scooters.
This system uses a long compression bolt that threads into a star nut hidden inside the handlebar. It works with bars that have a slit and an internal diameter of about 28 mm, making it perfect for riders who want minimal weight and a smooth, dialed spin.
At RMDBike you’ll find ICS adapters, compression bolts, star nuts and washers from trusted scooter brands. All parts are in stock with fast shipping so you can keep your pro scooter light, strong and ready for tricks.
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ICS (Inverted Compression System) is a lightweight setup that uses a long bolt and a star nut hidden inside the bar to keep the fork and handlebar tight while allowing smooth spins.
You need a steel scooter bar with a slit and an inner diameter of about 28 mm so the star nut can sit securely.
Yes. The fork must be made for ICS and have space for the long compression bolt. IHC or HIC forks will not work.
Remove the bar, place the star nut on a setting tool or long bolt, and tap it into the bottom of the bar until it sits a few centimeters inside, straight and tight.
Check and retighten every few riding sessions, especially after hard park landings, to keep the headset free of play.
Early Ethic models like the Erawan were built for extreme lightness and used ICS because it’s the lightest compression system available.
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