Spider HIC Clamp on Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2: Fit Guide
By Micro Kickboard | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: How-to Guides
A practical fit guide to the Spider HIC Clamp for the Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2, covering compatibility, HIC vs SCS, and what to check before ordering.
Start with the clamp you actually need
The Spider HIC Clamp is a Chilli Pro Scooters part made for the Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2. If you are replacing a worn or damaged clamp on that scooter, this is the direct-fit option the catalog lists. If you are working on any other model, stop here: the supplied compatibility reference names only the Riders Choice Zero V2, and the part carries a no-returns policy.
That narrow fit is the first checkpoint. Before you look at installation steps, confirm your scooter model and your current clamp type. The Spider HIC Clamp is a HIC clamp, not a universal one, so it is not a safe assumption for a different Chilli model or a different compression system.
What the Spider HIC Clamp is listed as
- Parts: Spider HIC Clamp for Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2: Brand: Chilli Pro Scooters; product type: Spider HIC Clamp; compatible model reference: Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2; SKU: CEC0006 (Standard). These are the identifiers to match against your scooter and your existing clamp before ordering.

Parts: Spider HIC Clamp for Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2 - Parts: Spider HIC Clamp for Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2: Listed as a scooter part and spare component, giving riders a replacement clamp option for their setup. This is a replacement part, not a complete handlebar or compression assembly.
- Parts: Spider HIC Clamp for Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2: Please note this item is listed under a no-returns policy. Because you cannot return it, model and clamp-type checks need to happen before checkout, not after delivery.
HIC vs SCS: why the label matters before installation
HIC and SCS are different compression systems, and a clamp built for one is not interchangeable with the other. The Spider HIC Clamp is identified as a HIC clamp, so it belongs on a HIC setup. If your Riders Choice Zero V2 has been converted to SCS, or you are unsure which system is currently fitted, resolve that question first.
The supplied record does not include installation steps, torque values, or a list of the tools required. Rather than guess at a procedure, use the clamp type and model reference as your checkpoints, and follow the instructions that came with your scooter or the clamp itself. If those are unavailable, have a qualified scooter mechanic confirm the fit before you ride.
A safe pre-order checklist
- Confirm the scooter model: The only compatible model reference supplied is the Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2. Check the model name on your scooter or its documentation.
- Confirm the clamp type: The part is a HIC clamp. If your setup is SCS or another compression type, this is not the right replacement.
- Inspect what you are replacing: The catalog describes this as a replacement clamp option. Check whether the clamp itself is the worn or damaged component before ordering.
- Accept the no-returns condition: The listing states a no-returns policy. Order only after the model and clamp type are confirmed.
What the supplied information does not cover
The record does not confirm clamp diameter, handlebar compatibility beyond the Riders Choice Zero V2 reference, bolt specifications, or tightening torque. It also does not include a step-by-step installation procedure. Those details are simply not in the supplied information, so treat any specific torque figure or sequence you see elsewhere as something to verify against your own scooter's documentation rather than assume.
What the record does give you is enough to make the main decision: this is a Chilli Pro Scooters Spider HIC Clamp, SKU CEC0006 in the Standard variant, intended for the Chilli Riders Choice Zero V2. If that matches your scooter and your compression type, it is the listed replacement option. If either detail is uncertain, the no-returns policy makes it worth pausing before you buy.
