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Originally Posted by Beelzebutt
drill a hole through the center of post,, run a steel rod of somekind through the hole and use two hands to twist it out,, maybe even a cheater bar.. obviously less riskey with a steel post but it can be done on an aluminum one aswell,, you just have to do it carefully as to not destroy it.. this is all assuming youve already tried clamping a seat on and twisting it.
A good method for many cases, but for seatposts only. Stems are a little trickier as one will bend the blades of a fork (steel fork, that is) if any leverage is put against them.

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