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Terry McKall

Terry McKall

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Writer, Canadian Cycling

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  • Review: FSA reinvents and refines Gradient line for 2025

    By Terry McKall| Canadian Cycling Verified FSA is updating and expanding its Gradient line for 2025, which covers everything from trail riding to full on DH racing under world class pros like the Continental Atherton squad. To make sure everyone in that broad range gets what they need, the Gradient line expands with some new parts and a few updated bits. It’s the first update to the line, first introduced in 2013, since 2021. With the upgrades to performance comes an updated look, too.

    By Terry McKall · Canadian Cycling

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Three of the fastest new aggressive tires for 2025

    By Terry McKall| Canadian Cycling Verified Tires are, arguably, the most important part of our bikes. They a literally our only connection to the trail. If they don’t work well, and work predictably, even the easiest trails can turn treacherous. All of this goes double when you move into the gravity-fed worlds of downhill, enduro and trail riding where the consequences of losing traction, or losing pressure, can be much more serious. So, what tires should you trust on the trail?

    By Terry McKall · Canadian Cycling

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Review: FSA reinvents and refines Gradient line for 2025

    By Terry McKall| Canadian Cycling Verified FSA is updating and expanding its Gradient line for 2025, which covers everything from trail riding to full on DH racing under world class pros like the Continental Atherton squad. To make sure everyone in that broad range gets what they need, the Gradient line expands with some new parts and a few updated bits. It’s the first update to the line, first introduced in 2013, since 2021. With the upgrades to performance comes an updated look, too.

    By Terry McKall · Canadian Cycling

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Canadian Cycling

Athens, Georgia, United States

+1 706-542-3000