
Gravity
Gravity FSX 1.0 Dual Suspension Mountain Bike Disc Brakes
★★★★★
The Gravity FSX 1.0 pairs front and rear adjustable suspension with disc brakes on a lightweight aluminum frame built for trail riding.
$449.95*
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Overview
Key Features
Strong and Durable Aluminum Frames
Disc Brakes, Easy to Use Shimno Shifters
Adjustable Suspension - Front and Rear!
Assembly Required
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Specifications
Frame
6061 Aluminum, TIG Welded, Hydroformed Tubes, CantiBeam Link SinglePivot
Front Suspension
SunTour, Long Travel, Preload Adjustable
Rear Suspension
KS Coil-Over, Adjustable Preload
Brakes
Tektro Novela Mechanical Disc, 160mm Rotors
Shifters
Shimano ST-EF51, 24-Speed EZ Fire Trigger
Front Derailleur
Shimano FD-M190
Rear Derailleur
Shimano Acera
Crankset
SunTour, Aluminum Arms, 22/32/42T
Cassette
8-Speed, 11-34T
Wheels
Maddux DX221 Double-Wall 6061 T6 Aluminum, 26"
Tires
MultiTread 26x2.1"
Hubs
Formula Forged Aluminum Disc with Q.R.
Headset
Cane Creek Threadless 1.125", Sealed Bearing
Saddle
WTB Speed V Sport SE
Seat Post
Aluminum Alloy MicroAdjust, 27.2mm
Pedals
Beartrap MTB with Metal Cage
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Full dual suspension with adjustable preload on both front fork and rear shock absorbs rough terrain effectively
- Mechanical disc brakes provide reliable stopping power regardless of weather or trail conditions
- Lightweight 6061 aluminum frame with hydroformed tubes keeps weight manageable for climbing
- 24-speed Shimano drivetrain offers a wide gear range for both steep climbs and fast descents
👎 Cons
- Assembly is required out of the box, which may be challenging without bike mechanic experience
- Entry-level components like the SunTour fork and Tektro Novela brakes may need upgrading for aggressive trail riding
- At 26-inch wheels, the bike uses an older wheel standard that limits future tire and wheelset upgrade options
- Coil-over rear shock adds weight compared to air-sprung alternatives found on higher-end full-suspension bikes
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Gravity FSX 1.0 come fully assembled?
No, assembly is required. The bike ships partially assembled and you will need to complete setup of components like the handlebars, front wheel, pedals, and seat.
What type of brakes does the FSX 1.0 use?
It uses Tektro Novela mechanical disc brakes with 160mm rotors on both the front and rear, providing consistent stopping power in wet and dry conditions.
Is the rear suspension adjustable on this bike?
Yes, the rear KS coil-over shock features adjustable preload, allowing you to tune the suspension feel to your weight and riding style.
What drivetrain does the Gravity FSX 1.0 have?
It runs a 24-speed drivetrain with Shimano Acera rear derailleur, Shimano FD-M190 front derailleur, and Shimano EZ Fire trigger shifters paired with a 22/32/42T crankset and an 8-speed 11-34T cassette.
What wheel and tire size does this bike use?
The FSX 1.0 rolls on 26-inch Maddux DX221 double-wall aluminum rims with 26x2.1-inch multi-tread tires.