Warren I agree, corking the seatpost is a very good practice. I always hammer the cork into the top of the seat post (seat pin) and then cut it off flush. Looks too kewl!
Chuck Schmidt South Pasadena, CA
Warren & Elizabeth wrote:
>
> Having read Chucks post, I must agree it doesn't
> sound like such a great idea for the
> steerer...except for the Suess approach. Just read
> the Butter Battle Book...classic.
>
> Warren in Toronto
>
> Warren & Elizabeth wrote:
>
> > CCM used to "cork" all of their seatposts...an excellent idea as it is
> > the largest portal for moisture to enter the frame. Similarly, I should
> > think a cork in the steerer prevents a lot of moisture from spraying up
> > from the front wheel.
> >
> > I don't think cork absorbs much moisture...go with it.
> >
> > Warren Young
> > Toronto