My Seven Axiom SL arrived sometime in June. Initially it just didn't fit like a glove and I was wondering if I'd purchased the right bike. After tweeking of the saddle down and aft a few mm's the balance and the ride came together ... just like I had hoped for. When I ordered the bike I want it to transfer power well for climbing and ride like it was on rails. It does just that! Plus it's amazing that I can feel so much better after a century. My previous bike was an Aluminum frame with carbon seat stays.
About the look, I didn't want the classic Ti and Black color scheme. Painting the fork really changed the look of the bike. The wheels were assembled by Zen, White Industry hubs, Cxray spokes and Kinlin rims.
About the bike. According to the Seven build sheet, the bike has a 54.8 cm effective top tube, 48 cm set tube and 13.6 cm head tube. Short legs, long torso.
On the Seven build form it specified (revised to add this)
Handling - 5
Drive Trail Rigidity - 9
Vertical Compliance - 4
Weight to Performance - 8
As pictured it weighs 17.4 lbs. As I tell everyone when they ask how much it weighs ... "It wasn't an exercise in making the lightest bike, it was about assembling a great handling and riding bike."