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If you use Firefox, get the FireFTP add on - works a treat.
+1 ...and if you don't have firefox, you should!
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Christ, I used to have that saddle on my first bike when I was a toddler.
perfect for re-creating your first steed...
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anyone want a neon yellow saddle (much brighter than in the pics!)
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have brown Turbo in good nick instead- far more comfy, and I just happen to have one.....
how much do you want for it? any pics?
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Yeah - I hope this is the case!
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I bought an old pair of Campag Record pista hubs the other day, and while i was about to fit a new Phil lockring, I noticed the cog which came on them is a Dura Ace - I was under the impression this should not work (Campag, Phil, Miche fitment only)
Has it been bodged on?
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don't get any Mac with a gloss screen. crap to work on
+1 - Have been working on an iMac at an agency this week, and its like looking in a mirror CRAP!
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Anyone interested in a fluoro yellow saddle?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=200317997413
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Start with photoshop, as its the most useful of all the programs listed, google "photoshop tutorials" and just start pissing around with it. Computer Arts magazine is really good for specific tutorials and a cd full of source files. When you're happy with the tuts, set yourself a goal image to make, i.e. photoshopping your bike with arrospok's and neon shit all over it. If you do this first, before shelling out for courses, you'll get much more out of it... St. Martins do good beginner graphics courses.
When you're happy with the interface of photoshop, move onto making "A scanner darkly" style images in illustrator, making fanzines in InDesign, and little animations in flash - the way they all work is in essence very similar. Basically pick something you like, and try and copy it exactly...
hope this helps
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...and shoes that had kung-fu style separate big toe sections.
Nike Air camel toe...
Tuff top helmets - watch out for low bridges...
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