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More Than We Could Ever Imagine

Aaron Ritter and his Alaris in front of the White House

Sometimes we get a note that just stops us in our tracks, and we all take a moment to let the humble admiration set in. There may even be some goose bumps. When we got the note below from Aaron, there was a moment of quiet, followed by a hushed, “wow.”

What some riders accomplish on a Seven never ceases to amaze us. Thank you Aaron, for being an inspiration.

Aaron Ritter and his Alaris

Hello everyone at Seven Cycles,

My name is Aaron Ritter.  I am active duty Navy; stationed in Virginia Beach, VA.  Last year in February I was involved in a tragic motorcycle accident, resulting in the loss of my right leg below the knee and a few other injuries with it.  After transferring to Bethesda Naval Hospital I discovered the Ride 2 Recovery program and began cycling. 

Now, 19 months post injury, I am embarking upon a 2 day, 155 mile bike ride in support of the Wounded Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation.  The event is called the Undefeated Ride.   I just wanted to reach out to you and let you know that this will not only be my first, formal cycling event; I will be cycling the entire distance on one of your bikes. 

Thank you for such a great riding platform!!!
Aaron Ritter

Seven at Louisville Ironman

David Bedard and Axiom tri bike at Louisville Ironman 2013

This is Seven rider David Bedard rocking his Axiom titanium tri bike at Louisville IRONMAN 2013.

David says:

After a proper fitting at Landry’s and many months of training I successfully raced the bike at the Louisville IRONMAN in late August (averaging roughly 19.5MPH). The temperature was 91 degrees on that Sunday and brutally hot on the run. During the last 10 miles of the run all I could think about was selling the bike and never thinking about another IRONMAN event. Oddly, on Tuesday when we were returning from Louisville I asked my wife which IRONMAN I should do next – she laughed.

I had more thumbs up over my SEVEN than the entire sea of carbon.

John C’s Expat S

John C's Expat S

We built this stealthy Expat S with our friends at Wheel Werks Custom Bikes in Crystal Lake, IL.

John says:

Wow – what a great bike you designed and built for me!  I spent most of the weekend riding as much as possible!  It’s solid, responsive, and comfortable to ride.  I even got my first, “Hey, what kind of bike is that?”.  It was fun explaining the frame and components!

And here is John with Bob Olsen, the man with the plan at Wheel Werks.

John with Bob Olsen at Wheel Werks