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4 comments
they look boss!!!
but can i buy them using fivers with an extra zero scribbled on with a marker?
B)
I've a set of the normal RS80's and I can confirm they are a great buy for the money.
I have seen the future of Photoshop and its name is 'Atko's Bingo Marker'.
One to display at Photoshop's 20th birthday bash next week.
best mock up EVER!
Wow, who needs Photoshop when you have a permanent marker and some scissors. Oh, hang on - you don't even need scissors - that's some mad skillz B)
Seriously though - the trouble with some of these pre-built wheels is the bizarre spoke lacing patterns, and these look like they'd be a nightmare to work with, some of the spokes aren't even joined in the middle!