SEVEN CYCLES
Boston, the birthplace of American culture, has been home to numerous handcrafted bike makers in the past and present, but Seven Cycles boasts the outstanding ability to produce nearly 2,000 custom titanium bikes per year with its high level of technology and organization.
Their handmade custom bikes, produced using their own 5th Element fitting method, are sure to attract many cycle enthusiasts and lead you to the next step in your quest for cycle sports.
To learn more about SEVEN CYCLES
The 5th Element / 5つの要素
A History of Innovation / 開発の系譜
History & Founding Principles / 歴史と創立の原則
Talking about the material called Titanium.
Seven Cycles - Bikes by Models
In most cases, materials and a few key features distinguish one bike from another. For example, a Seven gravel bike is defined primarily by its 44mm head tube and disc brakes. The rest comes from your idea of what makes a great gravel bike.
No model is tied to a specific geometry.
Because every geometry comes from the unique needs and preferences of the bike builder.
*Prices include tax on frame only. Forks, wheels, racks and all other components are not included.
Grades
| Pro : Pro | Grades built with a hybrid material of titanium and carbon tubes. |
| XX : The highest grade | Ultra-butted titanium tubing + the highest grade with lightweight materials in each part →Details |
| SL : | SL : Grade built with special titanium tubing butted to the rider's requirements |
| S : Grade built with plain titanium tubing | Grade built with plain titanium tubing |
| Steel frames are no longer available for order/production after 2019. |
How to order Seven Cycles
This is the Japanese version of Seven Cycles' exclusive order sheet.
Please print it out and use it. (ver.2020.3.01)
Seven's in-house paint department is unparalleled in its technical excellence. We have state-of-the-art spray booths, a custom color mixing room, and a drying booth that keeps out any dust...
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For warranty information on frames and parts, please click here. (.PDF)
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Encountering the Unknown
The trigger came suddenly. It was an unexpected e-mail. It started with a conversation about how he was always watching what we were doing from afar and was very impressed with what we were doing. He concluded by asking if we could work together. The email was sent from SEVEN CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL. The sender of the e-mail was SEVEN CYCLES .
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