FSA’s tough MTB-focused Gravity line now gets this modular crankset, allowing riders to switch between 38/28t, 38/42t, 36/24t, 36/22t double combos, or switch to a single ring with 26/28/30/32/34/36/38-tooth optionsWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The Gravity group now also gets a dropper post, available in 30.9 or 31.6mm widths, and with 100 or 125mm of travelWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The Gravity dropper post lever is suitably slimline to keep your bars unclutteredWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The new angular Grid stem gets a +6 degree angle, with a 35mm clamp diameter and a 40mm clamp steerer clamp stack height. It’s available in either 35mm or 50mm lengthsWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The Gravity Grid ISCG 05 standard chain deviceWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The new K-Force Light stem looks more sculpted than before, and comes with a -6 degree angle, and in lengths between 100 and 130mm, in 10mm incrementsWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
The Extralight carbon bar comes in standard Ergo drop…Warren Rossiter/Immediate media
… or this new compact drop. Weight is claimed to be as low as 170g – that’s seriously lightWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
FSA have a whole host of 1x-compatible cranks for 2017, including this mid-range Gossamer model available with a Megatooth chainring from 36 to 44t in 2-tooth incrementsWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
We expect to see the base model Vero 1x chainset on plenty of entry-level gravel and CX bikes for next yearWarren Rossiter/Immediate media
