OWNERS    RETAILERS   Do not print and fax this form. For a printable form, click here. Please fill out this form if you are ordering a mountain frame. This involves measuring yourself and your current bike, and answering some questions about your new frame and your riding habits. To build the best frame for you, we must receive answers to all the questions in the Custom Kit. Your accuracy is essential for us to build the best frame for you. Some of our measurement requests are unusual, so please read each section thoroughly. You will need a pencil, a tape measure, and a book with a binding of about 1 1/2" (3.5cm). Take all requested measurements 2-3 times to create an average. Record measurements in centimeters or inches. Should you wish to develop your own frame geometry, contact Seven and we'll provide you with Frame Specification tables to make calculating your custom geometry easier. For custom tandem ordering information, please e-mail us. Important: Your order must be initiated by an authorized Seven Cycles retailer! For the name of the retailer nearest you, please call or e-mail us. Personal Information Name (required): Phone Number (required): E-mail Address (required): Seven's website allows you to track the progress of your frame once ordered. (Click on "Find my frame in production" from the main menu and follow the directions). If you would like to use this feature, please supply a personal password below. The password is created by you and must be from 4 to 7 letters, numerals, or any combination. Password: (for order tracking on the internet) Authorized Seven Dealer: Salesperson: Weight: Gender: Age: Please provide your address so we can keep you apprised of new Seven developments. Number and Street: Apt#: City State: Zip: Country: Occupation: Your Riding Habits Number of Years Riding: Hours Per Week, Average: Pedaling Cadence, Average: Your Riding Style: (mark all that apply) Spinner Gear Masher Pedal Through Corners Coast Through Corners Climb Seated Climb Standing Body Measurements 1: Height In stocking or bare feet, stand with heels and rump against the wall; feet should be 7" (18cm) apart. 2: Total Body Length Assume the same stance used for Height. Measure from the ground to the lowest point of your sternal notch. 3: Inseam Remaining in the Height stance, hold a book with a 1 1/2" (3.5cm) binding so the binding is pressed hard against your crotch—like a saddle, and the bottom of the book is against the wall. Measure from the ground to the top edge of the binding. L: R: 4: Arms Measure each arm seperately. Hold your arm outstretched to your side, horizontal to the ground. Grip a pencil in your fist, perpendicular to your arm. Measure from the pencil to your rib cage, just under your arm. L: R: 5: Lower Legs In stocking or bare feet, in the seated position, measure both the left and right lower legs from the top of your kneecap to the floor. L: R: 6: Forearms Measure each arm seperately. Grip a pencil in your fist perpendicular to your arm. Bend your elbow to a 90 degree bend. Measure from the back side of the elbow to the pencil. 7: Shoulder Width Measure the distance from the outside of one shoulder to the other. 8: Shoe Size How would you rate your flexibility? From a standing position with knees locked: 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Palms on floor Cannot touch floor Do you experience lower back pain? 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Never Long rides Always Do you experience upper back pain — shoulder blade pain? 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Never Long rides Always Do you experience neck pain? 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Never Long rides Always Back/neck pain is cycling related Back/neck pain is not due to cycling Do you experience hand numbness? 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Never Long rides Always Bicycle Measurements taken from your current bike Brand: Model: Year: Material: A: Saddle Height Measure from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the saddle, along the length of the seat tube. B: Seat Tube Length Measure from the center of the bottom bracket to the intersection of the top tube and the seat tube. C: Top Tube Length Measure from the intersection of the top tube and head tube horizontal to the ground, back to the seat tube centerline. D: Cockpit Measure the direct line from the center of the bottom bracket to the center of the stem/bar intersection. E: Handlebar Reach Measure from the saddle tail to the handlebar/stem intersection. / F/G: Stem Length and Angle Measure along the length of the stem. Provide the stem rise, if known. (A standard road stem is 73 degrees.) H: Grip Height Measure from the ground to top side of the brake hoods or grips. J: Saddle Length: Measure from the saddle nose to the saddle tail. Do you know your seat tube angle? Do you know your head tube angle? Please supply Brand and Model for the following: Handlebar: Seat Post: Saddle: Set Back    Center Mount Pedals: How would you describe your existing bike? (7=ideal) Handling: (responsiveness, cornering and descending) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Too sluggish Ideal Too squirrely Drivetrain Rigidity (acceleration and climbing) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Too soft Ideal Too stiff Vertical Compliance(ride comfort) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Too soft Ideal Too stiff Reach (when riding in saddle and on hoods or grips) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Too short Ideal Too long Handlebar Height (with hands on hoods or grips) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Too low Ideal Too high Your saddle was adjusted to achieve: Maximum pedaling power. Comfortable reach to the handlebars. Knees on a plumb line to pedal spindle. Don't know; someone else set it up. Saddle nose: Level to ground Pointed down Pointed up Your Seven Mountain Frame Model: Sola Titanium Teres Duo Titanium Sola Steel Verve Titanium Seven's Measuring Standards A: Seat Tube Length is measured from the center of the bottom bracket to the centerline of the top tube, along the centerline of the seat tube. B: Top Tube Length is measured from the intersection of the head tube and top tube centerlines to the seat tube centerline, horizontal to the ground. C: Drop is measured from the wheel centerlines to the axis of the bottom bracket. Seven's Standard Features 27.2 mm Seat Post 68mm, English-thread bottom bracket shells In general, titanium frames—road and mountain—accept an 1 3/8" front derailleur clamp; steel frames 1 1/4". However, we recommend that you confirm your frame's size with your retailer. Chain hangers, rack mounts and extra water bottle mounts are available at no extra cost—just ask. Please select all the additional features you would like: (please see "Mountain Details" for complete options) Number of Water Bottle Mounts: 0   1    2(Standard)    3 Chain Hanger Fender Mount:   CS bridge   SS bridge Rack Mounts:  On Dropouts   On Seat Stays Rack Type: Please select one option in each of the categories listed below Head Set Diameter: 1 1/8"   1" Mountain Cable Routing: (please see "Mountain Details" for complete options) Top of Top Tube Right Side of Top Tube Left Side of Top Tube Shifter stops on Down Tube; Brake Cable Stops at 10:00 on Top Tube Brake Model (Rear): V-Brake Cantilever Disk International Disk, Hayes Specific Both V-Brake and Disc International Wheel Size (please see "Mountain Details" for complete options) 26" 29" Rear Axle Spacing 135mm Decal Options (Black or white only on steel) Black   White   Seven Green Yellow Panel Decal Option (Titanium Only) Black   On Down Tube   On Seat Tube   Option name decal to say: Black   White   Script Lettering   Block Lettering   Paint Options (steel only) Ivory Remedios Red Metallic Black Mango Green Apple Burnt Orange Metallic Blue Custom paint: (supply number for PPG, Pantone, or Dupont) Your Seven Mountain Components Do you want a custom Seven titanium stem? (available for Aheadset™ steerer only) Yes   No Do you know what stem specifications you would like? (If you prefer, Seven can help you with your choice) Length:   Angle: Stiffness: S1 Lightweight   S2 Standard   S3 Clydesdale The Lightweight S1 is recommended for riders weighing less than 130 lbs., as well as for cyclists looking for a comfortable, forgiving ride. It's also an appropriate choice when a short stem—90 mm or less—is necessary. The Standard S2 offers stiffness very similar to that of a forged aluminum stem, yet offers improved damping characteristics for superior comfort. The S2 is suitable for the majority of riders. The Clydesdale S3 will benefit larger riders most, typically those over 200 lbs. This model is also appropriate when frame geometry dictates a long stem—one over 140 mm. Fork: I would like my frame suspension adjusted for: Designed to work well with current popular cross country fork geometry Fork make and model Do you want a Seven titanium handlebar? Yes   No Stock Bar: 23", 3 degree bend Custom: Length: Angle: Would you like another type of handlebar? Handlebar Model: Standard Flat Bars Down Hill Bars  How Much Rise? Ti Spacers: 1 cm 2 cm Seven's Recommendation Tell us about the components you'll use on your new bike: Seat Post Style: Set Back    Center Mount Saddle Model: Pedal Model: Tire Width (On Sidewall): Crank Set: Front Derailleur Model (Top Pull Recommended) How Will You Use Your New Bike? (rate all that apply)  % of time Fun Mountain: Race Mountain: Expedition Mountain: Loaded Touring Cyclocross Road Training How Would You Like Your Seven to Ride? Handling (responsiveness, cornering, descending) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Stable Agile Drivetrain Rigidity (acceleration, climbing) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lightweight Stiff Vertical Compliance (ride comfort) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Comfortable Stiff Frame Weight/Performance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lightest Weight Optimized Performance Notes: By clicking on the 'Submit' button on this form you indicate that you have completed the Custom Kit accurately and honestly. You also agree to the terms and conditions of this agreement as set forth throughout the Custom Kit.   Copyright © 2005 Seven Cycles, Inc.