Removing water from inside frame.
07-01-09, 08:04 PM
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Removing water from inside frame.
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Rode my bike yesterday in what was some of the worst rain i've ever ridden in (just commuting back from work, not even a true "ride") and today i flip the bike upside down to clean off the cassette and chain and water starts coming out from the seat tube.
I took out the seat post, held it upside down to get everything that would come out out.. there still seems to be some liquid inside the frame though. If i shake the frame it sounds like the water is coming from the chain stays.
Any suggestions?? or does this just kind of evaporate? I ride my aluminum fixed gear (Fuji Track Pro) in the rain all the time and have never had issues, first time taking the Scott out in serious rain and I am surprised.
FWIW: frame is an aluminum Scott Speedster S1
Rode my bike yesterday in what was some of the worst rain i've ever ridden in (just commuting back from work, not even a true "ride") and today i flip the bike upside down to clean off the cassette and chain and water starts coming out from the seat tube.
I took out the seat post, held it upside down to get everything that would come out out.. there still seems to be some liquid inside the frame though. If i shake the frame it sounds like the water is coming from the chain stays.
Any suggestions?? or does this just kind of evaporate? I ride my aluminum fixed gear (Fuji Track Pro) in the rain all the time and have never had issues, first time taking the Scott out in serious rain and I am surprised.
FWIW: frame is an aluminum Scott Speedster S1
