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Old 02-08-07, 10:16 AM
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ghettocruiser
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It must take a lot of salt and time to corrode any aluminum bike parts noticibly. My frame has a raw aluminum finish and has shown no sign of anythingf after four winters. I once had a V-brake noodle corrode out on a bike I never washed. That's about it.

Oddly, the one place my bike has visible corrosion is on the top tube where sweat dripped on it when I was riding in indoors on the trainer. Yuck.
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