Seatpost problems
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Bikes: Bridgestone Roadman
Seatpost problems
I recently bought a classic Bridgestone Roadman with a stuck seatpost. I tried everything to remove the seatpost to no luck. So I dissolved the seatpost with sodium hydroxide and it worked magically.
Now my problem is that the seatpost I need is a 26.6 seatpost. I've tried going to several LBS and I couldn't find any. It seems like my last resort is to use my 25.4 seatpost and put a shim on it. Any ideas on how to make one? Thanks in advance.
Now my problem is that the seatpost I need is a 26.6 seatpost. I've tried going to several LBS and I couldn't find any. It seems like my last resort is to use my 25.4 seatpost and put a shim on it. Any ideas on how to make one? Thanks in advance.
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From: Evanston, IL
Bikes: '50s Leon Cattrysse - late 50s Raleigh Lenton Sports - '72 Canadian Tire Company Supercycle - '74 Raleigh International - '84 Centurion Turbo - '86 v. Herwerden (Chesini) - '87 Specialized Sirrus
Seatpost problems
https://www.niagaracycle.com/categories/components/seatposts/26-6
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Thrifty Bill

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Very common seat post size, I have a bag full of them. Find a better bike shop.
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