U.S. Built Bicycles in Titanium and Carbon-Titanium Mix
U.S. Built Custom Bicycles in Titanium and Titanium-Carbon Mix
Cloaked in Rapha’s understated team colors, the new Seven Continental bike is not only customized to Steve’s exact specifications, but also tailored to handle the type of punishing epics slated for this year’s ride calendar. Seven is the first builder to use titanium for a bike as part of Rapha’s program. The Alaris features our Integrity 325™ straight-gauge titanium tubeset.
After finishing 5th overall in the Crank Brothers USGP Series with her performances in Portland, Oregon last weekend, Mo Bruno-Roy arrived at the US Cyclocross National Championships with every reason to feel confident about her chances. In her first race in Kansas City, Bruno-Roy demolished the Masters 30-34 field and finished in FIRST PLACE. Mo is now officially a Seven Cycles National Champion.
Her second opportunity for a national title this weekend comes in the Elite Women’s race on Sunday. After today’s win, watch out Katie Compton and Georgia Gould.
Seven’s bikes are known for their comfort, but the Axiom Race shows that the builder can make a pure race machine too. Larger-diameter butted ti tubes produce a bike with more snap than Seven’s SG models. The company admits that the Axiom Race is built for discerning racers, who will find the degree of customization almost unparalleled.
Some of today’s race frames are so light as to be almost disposable after a crash, but the Axiom Race withstands the rigors of racing better than many flyweights. Unless you are racing pro, says Seven’s Mattison Crowe, “you need something you can rely on over time.”—J.L.
Custom
Argen butted titanium
Seven 5E carbon fiber
After finishing 5th overall in the USGP Series last weekend in Portland, Oregon, Mo Bruno-Roy came to US Nationals in Kansas City with every reason to feel confident about her chances. On Friday, Mo dominated the 30-34 field in cool, dry conditions and was able to to win the Cyclocross National Championship. Her winning time of 41:49 was nearly a minute and a half ahead of second place. On Sunday, Mo just missed a spot on the Elite Women’s podium, finishing in sixth place. From everyone at Seven, congratulations to Mo on a great win and a terrific season!