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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: bigfatolly on July 23, 2014, 06:44 PM
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I have a seat post I am trying to get into my Decoster but for some reason it seems a very tight fit.
I know it's oldschool size as it came out of a Puch I split ages ago.
It also won't fit a Haro FST I have.
I have seen on here about freezing BB cups so they go in easier so will it work with a seat post ?
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Have you tried other posts?
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Sounds like it's either the wrong size or it's coated in powder.
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Are you sure its not a section of scaffolding or lamp post as that won't fit?
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Sounds like it's either the wrong size or it's coated in powder.
You're the wrong size & coated in powder.
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Yep tried a layback in there and it fits ok.
It's deffo not the wrong size and it's chrome not powder.
We are not talking massively too big we are talking maybe half a mm if that,just slight.....
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Sounds like it's either the wrong size or it's coated in powder.
You're the wrong size & coated in powder.
:nickswan:
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Yep tried a layback in there and it fits ok.
It's deffo not the wrong size and it's chrome not powder.
We are not talking massively too big we are talking maybe half a mm if that,just slight.....
twat it!
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Going to freeze it,will update tomorrow :LolLolLolLol:
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Could be a 7/8"
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Speak English Jaymz lol.
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I did the freeze thing on a Hutch seat post - did fook all except hurt my hands :LolLolLolLol:
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I did the freeze thing on a Hutch seat post - did fook all except hurt my hands :LolLolLolLol:
You do fook all.
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I did the freeze thing on a Hutch seat post - did fook all except hurt my hands :LolLolLolLol:
You do fook all.
And i'm proud of it.
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I did the freeze thing on a Hutch seat post - did fook all except hurt my hands :LolLolLolLol:
You do fook all.
Someone's out for mischief today...
Are you sure it's not a 22.6 when you need a 22.2mm?
This thread reminds me of the recent haro one where to get it in, the thing needed filing - but it's a really good way to bond the two together and potentially fook things up big time
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This thread
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,175598.msg1763121.html#new
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Rich is a bastard
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Rich is a bastard
That would suggest he had a Mother!
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I did the freeze thing on a Hutch seat post - did fook all except hurt my hands :LolLolLolLol:
You do fook all.
Someone's out for mischief today...
The post came out of an oldschool Puch frame so I presumed it was 22.2 size,maybe not,learn something new every day.
Will see if it has shrunk tomorrow night....
Are you sure it's not a 22.6 when you need a 22.2mm?
This thread reminds me of the recent haro one where to get it in, the thing needed filing - but it's a really good way to bond the two together and potentially fook things up big time
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This thread
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,175598.msg1763121.html#new
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I've froze some fish fingers before :LolLolLolLol:
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If it's a very tight fit there is a risk that you won't get it out very easily when you need to; you would be surprised how much heat is generated forcing the two metals together and they could fuse together. I would get a set of digital vernier calipers and check the inside diameter of the seat post tube and the outside diameter of the seat post before trying to force anything.