U.S. Built Custom Bicycles in Titanium and Titanium-Carbon Mix
Interesting Bikes Of The Moment
Performance Allroads Bike: Titanium XX with In-Route System
Designed and built with Velosmith Bicycle Studio, a Seven Cycles retailer in Wilmette, Illinois. Velosmith brought the Seven to the Chris King Open House. The Radavist took some amazing photos at the Open House along with many beautiful bikes. Seven was fortunate to be part of it. Thank you, Velosmith, Chris King, and The Radavist! Photographs by The Radavist.
Velosmith Allroads blue beauty. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Full In-Route system for clean and hidden housing presentation. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Dropped chainstays and Fastback dropout interface. Fast, stiff, clearance. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Symmetry. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Seven paint designed by Velosmith. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Love to watch it go. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Performance Touring-Gravel Bike: Titanium S with wired lighting & fenders
Designed and built for Jason R. with Signature Cycles, a Seven Cycles retailer in Greenwich, Connecticut. Photographs by Signature Cycles.
Generator light mount and fender. Photograph credit: Signature Cycles
Drivetrain detail. S dropouts and stiff chainstays. Photo credit: Signature Cycles
Jason with his Seven! Photograph credit: Signature Cycles
Performance Road Bike: Titanium Axiom XX with In-Route System
Designed and built with Cyclefit, a Seven Cycles retailer in London, England. Read what they think of the bike. Spoilers: They love it! Photographs by Cyclefit.
This XX performance road bike includes the Enve In-Route internal system. Very clean. Our good friends at Cyclefit built this beauty. Photograph credit: Cyclefit
Full In-Route system for clean and hidden housing presentation. Photograph credit: Cyclefit
In London. Photograph credit: Cyclefit
No exposed cables or housing with the In-Route system. Photograph credit: Cyclefit
XX asymmetric chainstays. Photograph credit: Cyclefit
Performance Gravel Bike: Titanium SL with FlowState rear triangle
The Seven MantaRay. A special edition to highlight the benefits of Seven's unique FlowState rear triangle. This bike was shown at the Chris King Open House. The Radavist took some amazing photos at the Open House along with many beautiful bikes. Seven was fortunate to be part of it. Thank you Chris King and The Radavist! Photographs by The Radavist.
Seven MantaRay painted matte olive in our pinstripe graphic design. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Curves upon curves. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Massachusetts, USA. Photograph credit: The Radavist
The mantaray. Photograph credit: The Radavist
The MantaRay head tube badge. Hand brazed. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Asymmetry. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Seven's Asym dropout design. Light and stout. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Must ride before the sun goes down. Photograph credit: The Radavist
Performance Gravel Bike: Titanium Evergreen XX
Designed and built with Ride Headquarters, a Seven Cycles retailer in Eastern, Massachusetts. Photographs by Seven Cycles.
This XX performance gravel bike is stripped down for competition. Seven's exclusive Asymmetric chainstays and our Moto seat stays. The best performance combination. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Designed and built with Ride Headquarters, a Seven Cycles retailer in Eastern, Massachusetts. The bike is optimized for Fat Pursuit and other multi-day bikepacking projects in snow, sand, and forests. For Patria V. Photographs by Seven Cycles.
This XX bikepacking fat bike is on its way to Fat Pursuit. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Studded tires are ready for the harshest cold conditions. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Fully loaded and ready to bivy in the snow. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Seven's unique asymmetric rear triangle makes the drivetrain stiffer. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
The cockpit is airplane-like. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
It's like a tandem with one set of pedals. Dinosaur gets a free ride. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Designed and built with Ride Headquarters, a Seven Cycles retailer in Eastern, Massachusetts. For Dan S. Photographs by Seven Cycles.
Dan rode across the US. Here he is at the end of his adventure with some of Seven's framebuilders. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
The bike fully loaded for 30-plus days of riding. Paint and Seven's Moto seat stays. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Stories shared about the road. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
Gravel Performance Bike: Titanium Evergreen S // Shimano GRX Project bike
Shimano and Seven collaborated on a project bike for Shimano's GRX 1x introduction. Shimano presented it at the Unbound Gravel race. Photographs by Seven Cycles.
Evergreen S on display with Shimano's GRX 1x parts group. Photograph credit: Seven Cycles
