Old 01-05-09, 06:22 PM
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Longfemur
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Since it's a steel frame, suddenly going from the dry cold air to the moist heated air will cause moisture to condense on it, including possibly inside the frame tubes. That's a prescription for internal rust, if you care about the frame. If a bike like that is going to be stored in cold and ridden in cold, it's best to keep it in cold all the time.
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