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Old 02-17-11 | 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Barchettaman
Best fo luck getting the seatpost out! Mine is stuck too, but fortuantely at exactly the right height for me!

there are lots of threads suggesting various methods to remove your seatpost:

-ammonia to dissolve the aluminium corrosion (ask a friendly chemist)
-heat the tube, freeze the post
-seatpost in a bench vice with the frame upside down, twist the frame (CAREFUL not to destroy the chain stays and seat stays)
-seat in a tree, turn frame (not sure if this one works)

or just cut it out.
This weekend I am planing that second option.

Friend of mine have some tool to freeze pipes for heating houses with water still inside, and we will try to freeze seat post, and heat seat tube, an we will see... hope it will be OK. I will let you know how it works.
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Old 05-13-21 | 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Barchettaman
Best fo luck getting the seatpost out! Mine is stuck too, but fortuantely at exactly the right height for me!

there are lots of threads suggesting various methods to remove your seatpost:

-ammonia to dissolve the aluminium corrosion (ask a friendly chemist)
-heat the tube, freeze the post
-seatpost in a bench vice with the frame upside down, twist the frame (CAREFUL not to destroy the chain stays and seat stays)
-seat in a tree, turn frame (not sure if this one works)

or just cut it out.
i just got my seat post out of my old CP10, I tried the heat, buckets of WD40the vice, the hammer...ended up destroying the tube with vice, cutting it down, then cutting the first 10cm with a jigsaw at 5 places to remove some pieces. Then the last 10cm is did drill it down with a 25mm drill bit. Took me a while but so happy now...and remounting it this weekend!
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