thats it its finished....new bike;p

Has it snapped flush to the frame, ie: is there anything at all to get hold of?
If there is, and if your not worried about the paintwork on the frame, you could try heating it up around the seatpost, with a blowtorch, or even the gas burner on your stove. I did that to get a seized post out of an old frame, but I had something to hold on to. Unless anyone has any other ideas, if the length left in the frame isn't that much, you try with a big flathead screwdriver and a big hammer, to hammer it down as far as you can into the frame, and just push a new one down on top of it.

cheers chaps but Jos of tour de ville has just sorted me out a new frame!

there's something called a reamer. it reams out metal.

curring aint easy retire when you can

tofu jed sez you'll be envious of this:

where's dave?

your phone is off, we have vodka

and a new sofa

can i come?07964064738

wayne now:

pike could have used caustic soda to melt it out, or re reamed it, or greased it every 3 months, like you should.