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Originally Posted by jacksbike
I , also, have never ever seen this new and upgraded method of stuck seat post removal. My last resort always was to clamp the seat post in a vise and twist the frame from side to side, even if I had to crush the crap out of the seat post, just to get it out. Never seen the fork method, though.
Had to do this with an '88 Trek 400 I salvaged from a dumpster around this time last year. Post was stuck solid and not moving; it was hard to believe it was the right size post to begin with... felt more like someone had just hammered a 27.2 into a 27.0 with how bad it was stuck. Many applications of WD40 and Liquid Wrench, plus generous brute force finally got the darned thing out.
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