Bottle Cages? Dawn to Dusk has an Entire Ecosystem of 'em

Kevin Curry

27 Jan 2020 — 3 min read

Ok, I’m going to be pedantic. It’s system, not ecosystem. There’s no eco in it.

That said, this is a seriously cool SYSTEM. Dawn to Dusk’s new group of cages is specifically designed to hold bottles better, depending where they’re located on your bike. I would’ve called this a non-issue, until I started riding gravel and started losing bottles to bumpy roads.

Dawn to Dusk’s new Cage Ecosystem is designed to keep bottles on your bike via a lineup of location-specific bottle cages. The cages take terrain slope and road/trail surface roughness into consideration and offer a range of grip forces tailored to different types of riding.

Dawn to Dusk Kaptive 8

Semi Side Pull Access
Down Tube, Seat Tube
8 pound grip force
39g
$64.95 USD
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Dawn to Dusk Kaptive 10

Straight Pull
Down Tube, Top Tube
10 pound grip force
39g
$64.95 USD
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Dawn to Dusk Kaptive 14

High Grip Straight Pull
Under Down Tube
14 pound grip force
49g
$69.95 USD
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Dawn to Dusk Sideburn 8

High Grip Side Access
Down Tube, Seat Tube
8 pound grip force
33g
$59.95 USD
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Dawn to Dusk Bear Hug Mount

The Bear Hug Mount is designed to fit on just about any bike frame. Two velcro straps hold the mount in place, giving riders a standard two-bolt bottle mount. The mount weighs 59 grams and retails for $19.95 USD.

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