Full Speed Ahead launched as part of its Gravity brand a new enduro-focused component family called Grid. Just as you’d want for such a demanding segment, Grid is designed to be reasonably light but DH-tough, but also with reasonable prices so that breaking a part won’t mean breaking the bank.
The Grid MegaExo crankset features hollow-forged aluminium arms with available single (30, 32, 34T) or dual chainring (38/24T, 36/22T) configurations, both with FSA’s proven 24mm-diameter bottom bracket spindle platform. Claimed weight for the double is 784g and 759g for the single, plus 98g for the bottom bracket.
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The new Grid crankset will be offered in both 1x and 2x configurations
Complementing the Grid MegaExo 1x is a new chain guide, which uses an aluminium ISCG05-compatible boomerang and integrated polycarbonate bashguard. Cleverly, the polycarbonate upper and lower sliders can be rotated away from chain without tools to ease chainring swaps before starting a timed downhill segment. Claimed weight is 160g.
Up front is a new Grid aluminium riser bar with an oversized 35mm clamp diameter, 20mm of rise, and a choice of 760mm or 800mm widths. Claimed weight is 305g for the narrower version. Pairing with that is the Grid stem, which uses a big four-bolt faceplate, a 6-degree rise, and a blocky forged-and-machined extension available in 35mm or 50mm lengths. Claimed weight is 135g.
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