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ENVE Twin Bolt Seatpost Gets Official Along with New Bottle Cage and Computer Mount

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First spotted on a few bikes scattered throughout NAHBS 2015, ENVE is updating their seatpost with an all new clamp. Not just any clamp though, as the new twin bolt head combines the simplicity of a single bolt clamp with the ease of adjustment and reliability of a twin bolt, all while keeping the signature ENVE weight, comfort, and durability.

While single bolt clamps are great for ease of access with an Allen wrench, the design often leaves users struggling to get the clamp tight enough so it doesn’t slip. Once the single bolt heads are tight, it can also be a challenge to make micro adjustments in the future. ENVE’s new design addresses those issues and keeps the seatpost multi-tool friendly.

Along with the new post, ENVE is taking the opportunity to introduce a few new accessories that are sure to keep your water bottle and Garmin stylishly in place…

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Inside the head of the post, the new clamp system consists of two opposing bolts and wedge systems. In order to adjust the saddle’s tilt, riders will tighten the front wedge and loosen the rear wedge forcing the nose of the saddle up. Reverse the process and the saddle will tilt down. Loosen both to adjust the fore/aft saddle positioning. Together, the twin bolts require less bolt torque than the previous model ensuring the saddle won’t slip and the clamp should be easier on carbon rails. In order to use the taller 7x10mm carbon railed saddles you will simply need to change the upper cradle of the clamp, which are clearly marked. The lower cradle can be flipped to allow for 0-18º or 9-27º of angle adjustment.

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Molded in a single piece from unidirectional carbon fiber, the posts will be available in both a 0 and a 25mm offset model in standard sizes, ENVE is also introducing a 25.4mm diameter post in 25mm offset only that will be compatible with Cannondale frames.

Seatpost specs

Sold for $275, the posts come in around 204g and are shipping now to dealers world wide.

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If you’re already running an ENVE stem and want the ultimate in GPS integration, the new ENVE Computer Mount looks to be a great option. Using a standard Garmin mount that is compatible with Garmin Edge 200, 500, 510, 800, 810, 1000, Touring and Touring Plus as well as the Garmin Forerunner 310XT and 910XT with Garmin’s Quick Release kit. Designed to work only with the ENVE Road Stem, the bracket mounts to either the upper or lower bolts on the face plate providing four separate mounting positions depending on the desired height. 

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Weighing in at 26g, the mounts will sell for $40.

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Lastly, for the ENVE fan who has everything there is a new carbon bottle cage. Built to accommodate dual sided entry as well as vertical entry, the full carbon construction comes in at 19g.

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Sold with stainless hardware for $70, the cage should hold your bottle “no matter the terrain or application.”

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Eric Hansen
Eric Hansen
9 years ago

EVERYTHING IN THIS ARTICLE IS STUPENDOUS!

vectorbug
vectorbug
9 years ago

Merlin from out of nowhere.

JBikes
JBikes
9 years ago

I hereby challenge you to make micro adjustments!

Scoobie
Scoobie
9 years ago

micro adjustments are highly over-rated

Anthony
Anthony
9 years ago

That Garmin mount is mint. Great idea !!

Superstantial
Superstantial
9 years ago

Too soon, JBikes! He said you can only challege the post in the future.

James
James
9 years ago

Garmin mount is an obvious copy of the Tilquist mount.

Derek
Derek
9 years ago

Here’s Tillquist’s website: http://edge-mount.bike/

Definitely a copy, but these are cheaper and the reversibility is a nice feature even though I probably wouldn’t use it.

wv cycling
wv cycling
9 years ago

Is Tilquist the dude on the weightweenies forum that was CNC’ing garmin mounts a few years ago?

jason
jason
9 years ago

And STILL then best bar end on the planet!

Marc Savage
Marc Savage
9 years ago

I have been waiting for someone to produce a 25.4 for my Cannondale Synapse…this is great news!!!!

Frank
Frank
9 years ago

Is this ENVE’s cheapest product?!?!?!

Rich
Rich
9 years ago

is that Merlin carbon?…

FISHO
FISHO
9 years ago

The bottle cage…suspect.
The ONLY water bottle cage I have ever used that will always hold it in is Blackburn Mtn cage.

Adam
Adam
8 years ago

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