We take in-depth look at the GT Fury that has nabbed first place at the last three UCI DH Junior Men's World Cups.

SRAM and FSA have warned customers about fake websites that appear to be selling products with huge discounts.

FSA's new video is all neutral colors and high speed.

Bikes are fun.

Very hard to believe it's only been a couple of years since she picked up biking.

Andrew Taylor loves where he lives.

Full Speed Ahead has hired long-time industry veteran David Meredith as the head of Mountain Bike Marketing for the Americas.

The global team consists of American, Canadian, English, French, Italian and New Zealander riders.

From light-weight bars to even lighter pedals made from plastic, we've got more reasons for you to spend your hard earned cash!

The Athertons will be running FSA Gradient handlebars and stems this coming year.

One of the most stylish riders out there flowing to his track with Tomas Lemoine.

Big jumps on the trail bike and some wild trail riding.

Full send on some sick trails.

That Ford vs Ferrari themed bike is very, very nice.

The Gradient wheels may only have 24 spokes, but they're not lacking in stiffness.

Bjorn's recycled grips, an RV-ready rack, new stems, goggle, and more.

The latest gear to cross our desks.

It's cruel to publish Whistler content directly after the park closes for the season.

9 months after ACL surgery, Glen King is back to hit the jump that took him out last year.

There was an unbelievable amount of eMTB stuff at Eurobike, and among all the fluff there were more than a few interesting bits.

New products, new colors, and unique bikes are all floating around the village at Whistler as the excitement of Crankworx builds prior to the weekend competitions.

Lots of opportunities to win prizes this week from FSA during Crankworx Whistler.

A monthly round-up of the latest tech, this time including gear from Diamondback, MET, Propain, Ride Concepts, and more.

FSA's new PowerBox carbon power meter crankset allows the user to pick and choose from multiple data upgrades.

Another batch of new bikes and components from NS Bikes, KTM, Titici, and more.

Brake levers, integrated cables, pads, throwbacks, double drive ring hubs, and prototype XC bikes were all lurking in the expo at Riva.

Each half of the two-piece arms are glued together.

Full Speed Ahead announces their 2019 Slayers of Dirt roster.

Glenn King wanted to show what his average morning ride looks like. Who else is jealous?

FSA's new wheels have a 29mm internal diameter and an asymmetrical carbon rim profile.

FSA's New Cranks & Wheels, Marin's Alcatraz DJ Bike, and more!

The Flowtron is all new inside and out, including its clever cam activation system.

The Gradient line is FSA's hardest hitting product line to date, and Kiwi ripper Keegan Wright does not go easy on it in this sweet as edit.

Today's advent prize comes from FSA, want to get your hands on an FSA crankset, bar, and stem worth $359? Click here and get entered.

Cane Creek has two new remotes - one for their shock and another to control a dropper post - and FSA shows off their power meter cranks and Afterburner WideR wheelset.

A future-proof crankset? FSA says that's true for each of its four new cranksets.

Andrew Taylor and Jeremy Ball (representing Gravity / FSA) took the win in Ray's Odd Couple video contest and we can see why.

Follow Andrew Taylor as he rides all his bikes and shares what they each have in common.

Full Speed Ahead re-enters wheel business with three cross-country/trail models.

Full Speed Ahead takes on the established contenders with their K-Force brakes, and we find out how they compare.

Today's Interbike bounty includes:

• Martin Söderström pro model Crane Pure helmet from POC
• Lizard Skin's ultra-light, ultra-comfy DSP grips
• The new Afterburner brakes from FSA

FSA gives us an exclusive look at their new K-Force brake and clever Megatooth chain ring.

We show you how to install FSA's new Orbit Option angle adjusting headset.

Gravity shows off a new range of carbon components for all-mountain/trail riders.

Gravity had their range of Gravity Light race and jump friendly components out for all to see at Eurobike 2010. Inside we take a closer look at their impressive new 3D forged stem and clean looking chainguide. Audio inside!

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By Adrienne Schofhauser

In the bike world, freestyle riders and racers get the limelight, but evolution in bike components wouldn’t happen without the dialed skills of the industry’s designers and engineers. For more than five years, Kristopher Wehage’s creative mind has conjured up innovative designs for brands like e.thirteen and Full Speed Ahead (FSA). Wehage recently took over as Research and Development Team Leader for FSA’s U.S. office.

Behind the scenes, he’s your typical quiet engineer with an image often overshadowed by the pros his company sponsors. But the guy speaks several languages, has lived in Austria, Germany, and now Seattle, and can ride circles around most. Here’s some insight into the designer who just might be behind the light weight components you'll be riding next summer.

FSA / Gravity had some shiny new parts on display under the lights of their booth at Interbike '08. We take a closer look at their Gravity Light wheels, Gravity Cranks, and brand new platform pedals! While we were there, Vittorio Brumotti busted out some sick moves on his trials bike for Mike - Check out the video inside!

Four videos and a load of info inside!

Gravity has secured themselves a solid team of riders in the past 2 seasons to go hand in hand with their well made line up of components. Here is a look at the new Gravity Lite riser bar and Gravity Lite OS stem. While you are reading that, take a second and check out two of their team videos as well.

If you are like me, your bike has come stock with a front derailleur, although you can’t remember the last time you shifted into the small ring on your crank set. However that darn front derailleur causes nothing but inconvenience and worry that it may put you in the wrong gear at the worst time. This is where I was last week my chain skipped on the front chain ring while I was preparing to do a wheelie drop at a local bike park, needless to say I ended up face first on the ground, at that point I knew that my front derailleur and myself were not compatible. So it was time for me to get a chain guide.

So what happens when your sick of riding around all year on twisted and bent cranks? Well for a lot of us… absolutely nothing! As we all know, crank sets can be a pretty expensive investment on your bike. Well myself, personally I’m 17 years old and work in a bike shop, so needless to say I don’t have the largest budget. There are inexpensive cranks out there, to accommodate those of us who can't bust out a hockey sock full of cash, but you might as well just keep riding your current setup because they will end up twisted or you will end up tearing the pedal out of them anyway. I have found that some manufacturers make cranks way to soft. If they are too soft, pedal threads tear even on the smallest impacts, and if you manage to catch your pedal on a solid root or rock, it’s game over.

Full Speed Ahead is pleased to announce three additions to the US office. Liana Herron joins the inside sales staff, Steve Dempsey becomes the OEM Sales Manager, and Jeff Donaldson bolsters the tech support department.

Amsterdam – During the recent Rai Cycle Show, Holland’s premier bicycle product event, Full Speed Ahead was selected for a coveted “FIETS RAI 2006 INNOVATION AWARD.” The prize is conferred on the most innovative products in the bicycle industry, and this year the FSA MegaExo Ceramic bottom bracket has been selected

Seattle, WA. – Component manufacturer Full Speed Ahead has assembled the most progressive team of freeride mountain bikers ever formed. Featuring six of North America’s most talented freeride cyclists, Team Gravity has been assembled to promote FSA’s exciting new line of freeride products called Gravity.