Seven Cycles, one of the country's premier makers of custom bicycles, is offering a special-edition Diamas SLX. Sales of the bike will benefit the Good Men Project, a Boston-based charitable organization that supports organizations helping at-risk boys. For every bike sold, Seven Cycles will make a $1,000 donation to the Good Men Project.

Seven Cycles will only build 25 of the Good Men Project Bicycles—one at a time, as the company does with all its bike models. The bikes will be built to order using Seven Cycles' Five Elements of Customization process, which involves creating a bike that best suits the individual rider in terms of fit and comfort, handling and performance, tubing and material, features and options, and future riding plans—to ensure that the bike still suits the owner five years down the road.

Seven Cycles has dealers throughout the United States and Canada. The purchasing process begins with a visit to your nearest dealer, who helps you complete Seven Cycles' Custom Kit. This survey and measuring session provides the bicycle maker with nearly 100 points of data about you and your riding style.

The Diamas SLX frame will be made of Seven Cycles' proprietary A6 high-modulus carbon. The bike's components will include Seven Cycles' 5E carbon fork, and its custom titanium stem, a Campagnolo Super Record 11-speed groupset, and a Zipp 808 wheelset. The paint job will be an exclusive Good Men six-color custom scheme.

With this bike, you'll also receive a copy of The Good Men Project: Real Stories from the Front Lines of Modern Manhood anthology of essays and a DVD of the upcoming documentary film of the same title. Proceeds from the sales of the book and DVD go to the Good Men Project's selected charities.

Price: $13,930

Contact: Place your order at www.sevencycles.com/goodmen. A local Seven Cycles retailer (in the United States and Canada only) will take all of your body measurements.