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HIC Compression Systems and Adapters for Stunt Scooters
Discover complete HIC compression systems and all the adapters you need to build or service your stunt scooter. HIC (Hidden Integrated Compression) is a classic, proven setup loved by riders for its strength, low weight and easy maintenance.
HIC works with oversized handlebars that have a 35 mm outer diameter and a slit. A dedicated HIC shim is required to keep the clamp tight and the bar spinning smoothly.
At RMDBike you’ll find HIC adapters, compression bolts, washers and shims from trusted scooter brands. All parts are in stock for fast shipping so your pro scooter stays dialed and ready for tricks.
Blunt complete IHC compression system (1)
€8.97
Core HIC to SCS handlebar adapter | Oversized 32mm
€8.05
Core HIC to SCS handlebar adapter | Oversized 32mm (1)
€8.05
Dial 911 HIC Top Cap | upper screw cap
€2.99
Dial 911 | shim HIC for compression system
€8.05
Dial 911 IHC for HIC shim compression
€7.36
FAQ – HIC Compression Systems for Stunt Scooters
What makes HIC different from IHC or SCS?
HIC (Hidden Internal Compression) uses an oversized bar with a dedicated shim and a simple compression bolt. It has fewer parts than SCS and offers more robustness than IHC at a low overall weight, which many riders like for park and street.
Do I need a specific fork for HIC?
Yes. Use an HIC-compatible fork with the correct steerer dimensions for the HIC shim and a compression bolt long enough to reach the top cap inside the fork.
Which bars are used with HIC?
HIC is designed for oversized bars with a 34.9 mm outer diameter and a slit. In practice riders choose steel or titanium bars for this system because they provide the needed strength and correct dimensions.
How tight should I set the HIC compression bolt?
Tighten until headset play is gone and the bar still turns smoothly. Do not overtighten, as that can damage bearings. Use the hex key size recommended by your clamp or fork brand and check the feel after a short test ride.
How often should I recheck an HIC setup?
Inspect every few sessions. Big drops and heavy tricks can loosen hardware, so a quick check before riding keeps the scooter dialed and prevents headset rattle.
What is usually included in an HIC kit?
Most kits include an HIC shim, a compression bolt, and a top cap or washer. Some brands also bundle an oversized clamp. Always check the product description for exact contents, as some forks already include certain parts.
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