
This week I finally got around to taking apart and cleaning my winter bike. Both brakes were shot, the nipples on the rear wheel are frozen (but luckily it's super true), and I decided to swap cranksets to something a little more attractive.

Checking out the parts that came off the bike, I couldn't believe how well the salt had worked it's way onto every surface of my bottom bracket spindle and crank arm tapers.


That's a pretty snug fitting interface there, but salt can't be stopped. It's annoying as hell.
(that's the last time I bring it up until winter)
I'll have pics of the new build soonish.
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