It musta felt so good getting it right. Right now im currently at the opening image. The rod is below the frame level by just a hair.. i been thinkin about it all night
@jonahwhale9047 I just checked my receipt from toolstation for you. It is a HSS Blacksmith Drill Bit 22mm. It worked for me with the quill stem I had. Good luck.
I recently got ahold of a 1993 Kona Cinder Cone frame as with yours it seems the previous owner attempted to remove it as it is probaby about 3\4 of the way out but jammed in tight, iam going to try this method wish me luck.
I have a stuck alloy seatpost in a cro mo GT frame. It is right in the frame with none sticking out to hold onto and the top seat connector has pulled out so I was looking at this very trick this morning. Unfortunately my seat post is 27.2mm that does not allow a quill stem to go inside. So I have ordered a sleeve anchor that is used for bolting heavy stuff into walls. An M16 size has a 20mm external diameter that should fit just fine. If that doesn't work then it will be the old hacksaw trick to cut segments out.
I have tried this, sadly it didn't work at all. This really depends on how ruddy stuck your post is. Good luck to anyone attempting this challenge. I'd be REALLY cautious about trying caustic soda- it can make a massive, dangerous mess.
I've just watched a video of a guy dissolving the post with caustic soda! This method seems better, but doesn't the stem tighten the post into the seat tube?
It musta felt so good getting it right. Right now im currently at the opening image. The rod is below the frame level by just a hair.. i been thinkin about it all night
This totally worked for me. A ten-pound drill bit and a few squirts of oil. Thank you
@jonahwhale9047 I just checked my receipt from toolstation for you. It is a HSS Blacksmith Drill Bit 22mm. It worked for me with the quill stem I had. Good luck.
Noice. A quilly puller is a great idea. Love that cable routing. All my bikes have it ... even the ones that don't have it.
Thanks 👍
Great idea...I'll try it
I recently got ahold of a 1993 Kona Cinder Cone frame as with yours it seems the previous owner attempted to remove it as it is probaby about 3\4 of the way out but jammed in tight, iam going to try this method wish me luck.
I have a stuck alloy seatpost in a cro mo GT frame. It is right in the frame with none sticking out to hold onto and the top seat connector has pulled out so I was looking at this very trick this morning. Unfortunately my seat post is 27.2mm that does not allow a quill stem to go inside. So I have ordered a sleeve anchor that is used for bolting heavy stuff into walls. An M16 size has a 20mm external diameter that should fit just fine. If that doesn't work then it will be the old hacksaw trick to cut segments out.
Try the star nut for a threadless headset, a loop of chain, and a slide hammer
How to remove stuck quill stem first 😅
What if you have bmx and your seat post is stuck right at the bottom ?😅
Shear brilliance, well done.
I have tried this, sadly it didn't work at all. This really depends on how ruddy stuck your post is. Good luck to anyone attempting this challenge. I'd be REALLY cautious about trying caustic soda- it can make a massive, dangerous mess.
How do you get to the point it stuck that bad in the first place.Aluminium on steel?
@jonahwhale9047 stuck pedals are often bigger problem,when threading can be stripped easily
My bike is like this where can I take it the get it fix?
Good thinking batman ,I have an old 52 Holdsworth monsoon that I'm trying this on this weekend 😀
Nice, keep us updated on the progress.
Thanks, bro!😃
Қандай ақыл!? Күшті , міндетті түрде көремін!
I've just watched a video of a guy dissolving the post with caustic soda!
This method seems better, but doesn't the stem tighten the post into the seat tube?
It won’t hurt to try it.
Not a good idea with an alloy frame!!!!!!!
@@johne1956 YES--like this Kona in the video
Thanks, genius idea. I'll let you know if it worked for me soon...
Going to give this a try on the next one. I am too far in on the current one to tey it. doh!
What is the weight of the disc brake adapter 2.0?
It weighs 120g.
@@DanyoSports thanks
Nice❤
I learn a lot from this video❤
Man have you got brains brilliant tool i am glad i watched this video 👍
You want copper grease on stem
Any update of disc brake adapter 2.0 video?
Unfortunately, no update yet.
Good job friend thanks
Youre a life saver
What is the top speed? 🚴🥵
Very smart
I have a problem. Cuz i can mobe my seatpost around i just cant pull it up no matter what i do
You’ll need to cut it.
Genius
That wasn't truly stuck ! Only a combination of an Aluminium seatpost in a Steel frame will give you true Galvanic Corrosion.
Chingon
Yo tengo ese problema, pero mi cuadro es de carbono
Very smart