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Old 06-18-20, 04:55 PM
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CyclingFool95 
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Bikes: 1987 Pinarello Montello, 1996 Litespeed Classic, 1996 Colnago Master Light, 1997 Litespeed Ultimate, 2006 Opera Leonardo FP, 2006 Pinarello Paris FP, 1984 Pinarello Record, 89-ish Cornelo Profilo

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One last follow-up. The science experiment is complete. Aluminum stem is gone. Steel and chrome are unharmed. I washed the fork down thoroughly with water and then sprayed every inch of it with WD-40 both inside and out. "Sanded" the chrome with a wad of tin-foil and the foil/WD-40 combo took off whatever rust there was on the chrome. Beautiful, clean, ready to re-install once I find a new headset.

This sliver of stem is all that was left in the fork when I took it out of the bath. Had I left it a little longer, even this would have been gone.


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