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jmtarzan on
It will now explode. Cannondale will refuse warranty since it got wet.
edkowalski on
Your good, just make sure you don’t put it away with a wet chain or it will rust
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The water may have impacted the frame materials strength. The best option here is to buy another spare bike. Just Incase.
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It will now explode. Cannondale will refuse warranty since it got wet.
Your good, just make sure you don’t put it away with a wet chain or it will rust
The water may have impacted the frame materials strength. The best option here is to buy another spare bike. Just Incase.