My Seven

I took some pictures of my bike.  Not the best, but here they are. Notice the excellent welds on the lugs.
Garmin and light

Head tube

Seat tube with light battery

Seat with custom seat post.

Rear seat chain stay lug.

Rear seat stays

Rear disc brake

Seat post lug

Seat post lug

Front disc brake

Front disc brake

Front disc brake

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