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Interesting method for removing a stuck seatpost.

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25 April 2004
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  1. Sheldon should enjoy this one...

    ridemonkey.comshowthread.php
    =83558&perpage=15 &pagenumber=1

    Be sure to go to the second page of the thread.

    I'm still rolling on the floor laughing. But hey it
    worked!!!

    Mike

  2. Michael Dart said:

    Sheldon should enjoy this one...

    ridemonkey.comshowthread.php
    id=83558&perpage=15 &pagenumber=1

    Be sure to go to the second page of the thread.

    I'm still rolling on the floor laughing. But hey it
    worked!!!

    What do you expect from Mtn Dewds?

    Greg

  3. Michael Dart said:

    Sheldon should enjoy this one...

    ridemonkey.comshowthread.php
    d=83558&perpage=15 &pagenumber=1

    Be sure to go to the second page of the thread.

    I'm still rolling on the floor laughing. But hey it
    worked!!!

    Damn - the clevis pin is bent! Talk about trememdous force
    to extract that! I would have tried heating it with a
    torch first.

    Michael J. Klein Please replace mousepotato with
    asiancastings

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Michael J . Kle
    On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 20:08:30 -0400, "Michael Dart"

    Quoted message said:

    Sheldon should enjoy this one...

    ridemonkey.comshowthread.php
    d=83558&perpage=15 &pagenumber=1

    Be sure to go to the second page of the thread.

    I'm still rolling on the floor laughing. But hey it
    worked!!!



    Damn - the clevis pin is bent! Talk about trememdous force
    to extract that! I would have tried heating it with a
    torch first.

    Michael J. Klein Please replace mousepotato with
    asiancastings

    That was discussed as an alternative to CO2 cartridges on the alternate single page "seat post problems" thread.😉

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