Old 02-10-06, 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by DannoXYZ
It's not that bad. Sand the seatpost lightly with oil and wet-n-dry sandpaper, 600-grit should even out that corrosion. On the seattube of the bike, spray some WD40 down there and run a brake-cylinder hone through for about 10-20 seconds:



Wipe everything off with clean rags. Re-grease seatpost and re-install.
Great idea! When I wrenched at a bike shop, we used an adjustable reamer, but the hone looks like a winner.
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