Honey Bikes

Here's another brand I had heard of a while back and promptly forgot. But stumbled upon again this weekend. In particular, the Allroads model. Anybody familiar with them?

The backstory is that they're a 'production model' Seven in steel. Built according to their standard size charts, but only on an 'as ordered' basis. 

http://honeybikes.com/allroads/

 
According to their specs, this one weighs about 18.5 lbs.

A fully built bike with SRAM Rival 22 hits you up for $3535. Not too bad if it's up the quality of a Seven.

And then for bikepackers, there's the Packmule. It takes tires up to 2.5"!

http://honeybikes.com/packmule-dropbar-bikepacking-series/

 
I just wish I could see one in person. Build quality (especially welds) makes a big difference to me.

I'd like to hear from someone who's ridden the All-road seems like a great bike and the weight is as low as most carbon bikes now. 

I went up to the Ride Studio Cafe, which is owned by Rob Vandermark, to test ride the Allroads in the photo.  Rob owns both Seven and Honey.  The build quality is superb.  I own a Seven Ti road bike and the ride quality was similar.  I took it off road for a bit, and it handled great both on and off.  

Now, the bike in the picture will run you about $5,000 with the Zipp wheels, hydro breaks and carbon fork.

I've seen a few Sevens in person and thought they were equal to my ti Serotta. That's what drew me to the Honeys. Thanks for the input, CABIII.