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09-05-2017 12:07 AM
Just a fast question. I have an exercise bike that I stored in the wrong place it has rust on the body mostly in the wheel area. It is a white bike called a Tunturi and I am about to take the plunge and actually use it. I was told to use oil on it. But I am not sure if that makes any sense. I did buy a product that is supposed to remove rust, calcium and lime. So much for that. Not working.
09-05-2017 12:43 AM
If the bike is oily, the paint won't stick. Somebody in the paint department at Lowe's, HD or a good hardware store should be able to help you. I know Rust Oleum makes some products.
09-05-2017 12:45 AM
Oh goodness me! I'd have to throw that sucker away! 😜
09-05-2017 01:47 AM
Use a brillo pad on the wheels.It will work on the chrome part to clean the rust away.
09-05-2017 06:08 AM
I wouldn't worry about a little rust on an exercise bike. Does it affect its use? I'd say no. Use it in good health!
09-05-2017 07:02 AM - edited 09-05-2017 07:05 AM
Coca Cola got pretty bad rust marks out of a carpet for me but that's a fabric of sorts, not sure if rubbing it on a bike with a cloth would do much but worth a try if you have some.
09-05-2017 07:10 AM
@bonnielu, Pour Coke on it. Did you ever hear that saying that Coke removes rust. I would give it a try. I am actually curious if it really works!!!
09-05-2017 07:28 AM - edited 09-05-2017 12:11 PM
BARKEEPERS FRIEND LIQUID - on the bottle says "REMOVES RUST" and it does.
09-05-2017 08:49 AM - edited 09-05-2017 10:48 AM
Try to find your local Little Bike Shop & have them fix it up.
Might be a little intimidating, but believe me...these guys LIVE
for cases like this.
It warms their heart to help a back-in-the-game rider.
ETA: I read 'exercise bike' as 'bike for exercise'.
You have a stationary bike, yes? My bad.
But if you do want to go outside, your LBS is the place to go!
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09-05-2017 09:58 AM
@shaggygirland @Katcat1 gave you good advice about trying Coke. Years ago my car battery terminals had that white buildup on them and they were not making contact with the battery. I tried to wire brush them but my brother happened to be at my house and removed the cables and dipped them into an empty coffee can he'd poured a can of Coke. Wow, when you see what it does to that, makes you kinda wonder what it does to our insides!
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