The Sola SL frame is a thoroughbred cross-country bike and versatile all-rounder that is built to last. The SL is equally suited to technical descents or wide open climbs. Seven's double-butted titanium tubeset strikes the proper balance between stiffness and compliance on your terrain of choice and literally buzzes and sings underneath you over hard packed trails. Build your Seven Sola SL with the wheel size and suspension of your choice for the ride you desire.

£3999.00

Sola Sl

Technical Spec

Average Frame Weight 3.3lb
Tubeset Seven’s Argen™ double-butted 3-2.5 Titanium

What our clients say

  • "Julian was very knowledgeable and explained the fitting process very well. He came highly recommended and i completely agree. Very happy with the service. Instantly felt better on the bike. The pain i had in my knee went away right away. "

    WD

    Recreational cyclist

  • "A highly personalized and very friendly service, giving good advice and adjustments that are helpful whatever level of cyclist you are."

    MJ

    Cyclist

  • "A very thorough, professional and personal service. I was keen to analyse my bike position after breaking my hip. The custom footbeds and alterations to my position feel really good, just wish I’d come sooner! Many thanks"

    TD

    Endurance MTB rider

  • "The personal service from both Phil and Julian is second to none. They have such a wealth of experience in fitting that they can almost tell at a glance if something is just a little off. It felt as though it didn't matter how long it took to get the best position possible - even for an amateur cyclist like myself. Can't recommend them enough."

    Susan

    Cyclist

  • "I'm new to cycling so needed some support on finding a bike that would be right for me. Julian couldn't have been kinder or more supportive, he took time to find out what I wanted from my cycling and then looked closely at my physical structure to ensure that the bike is a comfortable fit for me. It really is a 5 star service and far exceeded my expectations."

    RM

    New Cyclist