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Buenas, yo hace 3 meses hice el cambio por unas llantas de 18 detras y 21 delante y no vi mayor complicación en
hacerlo, eso si fui mecanico de artes graficas 45 años y algo entiendo de mecanica.

OTRO TEMA YA QUE ESTOY AKI:
Me estoy empezando a interesar por la musica Dark Country y Biker Rock, podeis aconsejarme algunos
grupos sobre esa musica, gracias.
 
"Graphic Arts Mechanic" and "Dark Country"; maybe Google translate is broken or you have successfully broke the Internet...

I have the Model B, and playing music while I'm riding is a huge part of the enjoyment I get when I'm out on my bike..

I stream my YT music, which I've downloaded on my phone in order to maintain music in areas where cellular coverage is spotty... I'm not sure, perhaps Alice in Chains and Sound Garden falls under dark country music...

Graphic Arts Mechanic... Did you fix pens and pencils, or really poorly done artwork..??

Anyway.. We're both way of topic concerning the removal of the R18 wheels; but, this is a new thread, which could have been avoided all together if the search function was used...
 
Te voy a contestar como te mereces :
No hace falta ser licenciado en algo para saber que en YouTube hay musica para descargar no se si no
entendiste la pregunta por OBTUSO o porque eres corto de mente.
Yo pregunto sobre que grupos son los mas buenos para bajar esa musica, ( pregunta muy simple )
Tu te metes o pretendes reirte de mi profesion, no tienes ni puta idea de lo que significa esa profesion
Los boligrafos y los lapices te los metes por el culo.
Habla con alguien que sepa de artes graficas y preguntale por máquinas de imprimir, Heidelberg, Roland, KBA,
etc, etc, asi sabras de que hablas tontorron.
 
The Lord has spoken and his subjects should listen… You go Big Fella and don’t take shit 👍🏆🥇👏🏽
LOL..!!! I'm sure it's a cultural misunderstanding or Google translated my sense of humor incorrectly; me being snarky, doesn't always come across correctly in text..

I actually had graphic arts class in the 80's, where we used actual type sets that went into a printing press... I just assumed that the printing press went into the same closet as the rotary dial telephone...

@bixu - I apologize, I didn't mean to offend you or your profession.
 
LOL..!!! I'm sure it's a cultural misunderstanding or Google translated my sense of humor incorrectly; me being snarky, doesn't always come across correctly in text..

I actually had graphic arts class in the 80's, where we used actual type sets that went into a printing press... I just assumed that the printing press went into the same closet as the rotary dial telephone...

@bixu - I apologize, I didn't mean to offend you or your profession.
Ok Star-Lord, lo dejaremos como una mala traducción de Google, pero entiende que lo que a mi me llego de tu respuesta
no me gusto nada de nada, la imprenta con tipos hace años se dejo atras.

Esto tampoco se lo que quieres decir : ¿Qué demonios, vamos a añadir a la inepta a tu lista...?
 
Well, I have been around motorcycles (motorbikes in my land.. "down under" motorcycles is a girly term) and all things mechanical for ever, and around graphic design, printing presses, design and color (colour) mangement for half off "for ever"..... and still don't understand how this exchange happened!

We all just need more "love".... less of the other side of it. With an R18 we all unite (mostly against Harley owners off course.... more aussie humour for you there :cool: )


As an aside.......

.... in Aussie land, when we sent commercial print jobs to be done.... (say Australia Post's postage stamps) the printer would have a "insert title here" person who would "update the design" to print ready status to suit what the relevant print machine input requirements were.... this person would have "design and print" technical skills.... it involved lot's of stuff specific to the presses used etc (not just RGB to CMYK issues etc etc ).... when I was first exposed to this I was amazed how much rework of files etc was required... a true specialised technical job... but not understood at all outside of the industry (in my experience)....

Anyway, thats enough of my Switzerland side.
 
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