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Old 11-08-11 | 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
Pete's Winter Cycling Tips is an oldie but goodie. I can say proudly that I saw this post when he first posted it in 1991 or so. Oh, take a look at this page of Pete's, too.

Someone recently told me that the rust isn't so much from the moisture but it's from the drying phase. In Washington State, where it's wet a lot, cars and bikes don't rust so much. So I'm going to try coating everything with oil or WD40 and see if that makes a difference. It may require frequent re-coating, but it may be worth it.
That seems like it would get gummy quick Tom, but I'm sure you thought of that already are you going to coat it and rag wipe it lightly or something? I'm curious since I have a couple bikes with some pitting that I'd like to keep rust free.
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