1997
- Seven Cycles, Inc. founded
- Introduces Custom Kit™ and Client Interview System, changing the meaning and possibilities of customization
- Introduces an entirely new fit system, Seven Fit Methodology™ (SFM)
- Pioneers rider-specific tubeset designs
- Introduces Odonata, the first of its kind titanium carbon road frame
- Introduces Industry First: S-Bend Seatstay
- First of a kind titanium carbon road frame unveiled
- Pender, a titanium dual suspension bike, is produced
1998.
- Manufactures 1000th custom frame
- Moves to Watertown facility and expands space sevenfold
- Customization redefined again with the introduction of the 5 Customization Elements™.
- Seven writes Titanium Primer for the 21st Century
- Introduced Titanium Lug, a frame with all carbon tubing except chainstays
1999
- Becomes the largest custom builder
- Digital Darwinism allows Seven to compare production systems with Dell
- Seven produces more custom frames than any other manufacturer
- Team Seven (Mary McConnelly) becomes the first Masters World Champion
- R&D: Introduces mountain frames with carbon seat tubes in Europe
Year 2000
- Industry first: 5E fork - first carbon fork optimized for frames
- Team Seven is crowned Masters World Champion for the second time
- R&D: Introduction of cyclocross bikes with carbon seatstays, seat tube and top tube
2001.
- Seven works with Paul Turner to offer the first customizable full suspension bike
- Wired Magazine nominates Seven for "Most Wired Ride" accolade
- Seven's Design Director to Speak at MIT on Engineering and Titanium
- Sola 007 and 007 SL Offer Steel and Titanium Mountain Tandems
- First couples travel bike is unveiled
2002.
- Ultrabutted™ titanium tubesets introduced
- Seven expands for the fourth time, adding 3,500 square feet
- Team Seven is selected to represent the United States
2003.
- DaimlerChrysler selects Seven for Functional Art exhibit at the Geneva Motor Show
- Performance-enhancing component line introduced
- First customizable full suspension mountain model unveiled
- Team Seven wins U.S. National Championship
- Introduction: Erium Titanium - Titanium/Carbon Frame
- introduction: elium steel - steel/carbon frame
2004.
- Moves painting in-house and makes major investment in spray facility
- Transfer all tube batting in-house and make significant investments in quality control and innovation 100% of the time
- Team Seven's Mary McConnelly selected to represent the U.S. Olympic team
- Seven successfully reaches 10,000th rider
- Seven Introduces Olympic Edition Sola
- Introduction: Race Carbon Tubing - Stiffness Options Added to the Mix
2005.
- Revolutionary Diamas introduced; first fully customizable carbon frame to break away from round tube and lug construction physics
- Team Seven wins its second National Championship
- Team Seven wins gold and bronze medals at Pan Am Championships
- Introduction: IMX-Mountain Frames Enable the Use of Carbon
- Introduction: 5E XL Fork - Raising the Bar for Lightweight Performance and Durability
2006.
- A6 Carbon Technology™ platform, combining complete aesthetic freedom with full customization
- Fifth facility expansion to increase space by 40
- Audi partners with Audi of America for the launch of the Q7
- Seven Selected to Exhibit at the Technology Entertainment Design (TED) Conference
- Team Seven wins gold medal at the Pan Am Championships
- Introduction: Diamas-Seven's First Full Carbon Frame
- Introduction: V-II - full carbon, lugless customization
- Introduction: Triad - full carbon, lugless customization
2007
- Development and implementation of a unique in-house fatigue testing system
- Fifth facility expansion is implemented, increasing space by 40
- Team Seven wins gold medal at Pan Am Championships
- First belt-driven Seven built
- Developed complete bike program from frame manufacturer to bike builder
2008.
- Seven invests in a large diameter tube bender to bend downtubes for suspension fork clearance and top tubes for standover clearance
- Seven designs with first 650B wheels
- Long-awaited titanium seatpost comes to market
- Team Seven Wins Gold at Pan Am Championships
- V-II (Diamas SL) nominated for 2008 Editor's Choice in Bicycling Magazine's Dream Bike category
- Seven's Mary McConnelloo Wins National Mountain Bike Championship in Cross Country and Places 2nd in Short Track
- Seven's V-II is Bicycling Magazine's 2008 Editor's Choice nominee in the Dream Bike category
- Seven's Sponsored Rider Maureen Bruno Roy Wins 30-34 National Cyclocross Championship
- Seven's Mary McConnelly Records Best American Finish in Beijing, China, Placing 7th
2009.
- First commuter handlebar, the Tiberius Bar, developed for the developing utility and commuter market
- Custom front and rear racks begin production
- Integrated seatpost introduced as an option on the Elium SLX, Elium SL, Mudhoney Slim, IMX SL, and IMX 29 SL
- BB30 oversize bottom bracket option now available
- Diamas SLX, SL and S models feature dramatic weight reduction and BB30 compatibility to ensure durability and performance
2010.
- Interest in titanium utility bikes grows and Seven creates the Traveler line of bikes
- Frame updated to accept internal wiring for electronic components
- Diamas bonding system modified to reduce weight while maintaining performance
- Seven creates Berlin Bike with belt drive, integrated titanium headlight/bar/stem and generator for the 2010 Berlin Bike Show
2011.
- 44mm head tube added to frame options
- Seven Axium SL wins Dream Bike choice in Bicycling Magazine
- Sponsored Cycling Silk Expedition across Central Asia with ultra-rugged Expat Travel Bike
2012.
- Introduction: 622-Titanium/Carbon
- Introduction: Mudhoney Pro - Titanium/Carbon
- Introduction of 1" road chainstays for even greater rigidity
2013
- Introduction: Evergreen
- 142 x 12 rear axle now available
2014
- Introduction: 622m SLX, titanium/carbon mountain bike
- Introduction: Airhart Line Travel Bike
- Single Speed CX World Championship: Moble Noroi
- First ever green gravel tandem
2015
- Max 45 gravel-specific fork design
- Introduction of the Sola PRO mountain bike
- Seven Ears in 2015
2016
- Introduction of the Toryline Fat Bike
- Introduction of Red Sky mid-range road bikes
- Manufacture of Chris King 40th Anniversary Bike
- Introduction: 622m SLX, titanium/carbon mountain bike
- Kirk finishes the 622 SLX
2017
- Celebrate 20th anniversary
- Introduces XX weight saving program
- Introduces Matador gravel-specific fork
- Integrates Seven Design through-axle and flat-mount dropouts
- Migrated laser-cut lugs from 622 line to entire titanium/carbon product line
- Offered T47 bottom bracket shells
- Laser cut lugs
2018
- Released PureRoad line of tapered road forks, short and medium reach
- Introduced chopped-and-chopped chainstay variation for disc brake bikes
- Introduced moto seatstay option with three flat, curved stays
- Manufactured unique Toryline 007 SL fat bike tandem
- Chopped chainstay
2019
- Expand X-Series weight saving program for rim brake bikes
- Adopt 73mm BB standard for mountain bikes
- Introduce dual suspension platform Balance Control System, Mobius SL and KellCat SL