We recently unveiled our latest cross bike – lovingly and tongue-in-cheekingly dubbed the “Mo-Honey”; stay tuned for the actual name. Seven racer Mo Bruno Roy is currently testing the pre-production bike and providing feedback on ride characteristics.
This cross project came together out of three distinct and disparate projects. Initially the venture started surreptitiously two years ago in part as a product of the Seven Cycles Collaborative. The design also evolved from specific aspects of our Elium SLX line, and the project even includes some of the best elements of the A6 carbon frame platform. We chose to create this bike because of our track record with the carbon tube design and ride performance on the Elium SLX, knowing we’d be able to make our lightest bike yet, while maintaining the durability for which Seven carbon frames are known.
As with the Elium line, the titanium lugs enable us to easily accommodate any frame geometry, tube size, ride characteristics, and frame options. Mo’s cross frame is a testament to this – her bike includes many of the custom aspects and features available on any other Seven model.
Recently, this bike was accused of being our “most artistic frame” yet. We definitely agree. This new model is the lightest, most technically sophisticated, and visually stimulating frame we have in our line.
The frame price is $4,995; this includes full customization. All the tubes are carbon except the chainstays and bottom brackets, which are titanium.
In addition to the cross bikes, first production road bikes will be available mid-November. Contact us for more details.
Thanks to Matt Roy of MM Racing for putting together this photo collage the bike with photos by Seven’s Matt O’Keefe.
Keep your eyes out for Mo on the race course and other rides on some stealthy looking Seven road bikes.
