Ethic Scooter Bars

Ethic bars are made from aluminium (Dryade), steel (Dynasty) and titanium (Tenacity). Aluminium bars are light but less durable than steel. Steel bars can handle heavier impacts but are heavier, while titanium bars offer the best of both worlds at a higher price.

Ethic bars range from 24–28 inches tall and 22–24 inches wide. These dimensions suit riders of different heights and preferences. You can cut bars down if needed, but cutting titanium requires special tools.

Some are. Aluminium bars typically have a slit and work with IHC; to use them with SCS, you must remove the slit or use a bar plug. Steel and titanium bars often come slitless or with removable plugs, making them SCS-ready.

The Dryade bar is popular for park riders due to its lightweight aluminium construction. It reduces swing weight during whips and spins. However, it’s less durable for heavy street impacts.

Yes. The steel Dynasty bar provides durability and some flex, making it a good choice for street riding. The bar’s design balances weight and strength, making it versatile.

Ethic’s Tenacity bars use high‑grade titanium and are incredibly strong while being lighter than steel. They resist rust and handle heavy landings. Their flex absorbs shock, but they require a bigger investment.

Match the bar diameter (standard 31.8 mm or oversize 34.9 mm) and compression system. Ethic bars are designed to fit most standard and oversize clamps, but always confirm specifications before buying.

Ethic bars are available in a limited range of anodised or powder-coated colours. You can customise bars with aftermarket paint or wraps, but paint may chip over time.