Re[2]: [ST] Storage Problems

[Erik Miner <Axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Keith: If you ride in the winter when the roads have been salted you 
WILL GET RUST!!!!  there is no way to avoid it. I park my bike for 
the winter once the snow falls and they start salting. There is no 
way to protect a bike from salt. It's very , very hard to wash a bike 
thoroughly when it's below freezing. And of course if not completely 
dry the water will freeze in the little nooks any crannies which is 
also a bad thing.

Erik


>
>
>     It all sounds very much like salt corrosion to me. You may simply have
>     to clean and chamois it after every ride and apply a light coating of
>     oil to the bare metal surfaces regularly.
>
>     Salted roads are a PITA!!!!!
>
>     Howlin'
>
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