Hi
We have recently opened a new cycling store at
http://www.kellycycles.com/index
We offer a range of top cycling goods at great prices, please come and
take a look.
Worldwide delivery available.
Regards
Kellycycles.com Sales
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Hi
We have recently opened a new cycling store at
http://www.kellycycles.com/index
We offer a range of top cycling goods at great prices, please come and
take a look.
Worldwide delivery available.
Regards
Kellycycles.com Sales
Quoted message said:Hi
We have recently opened a new cycling store at
http://www.kellycycles.com/indexWe offer a range of top cycling goods at great prices, please come and
take a look.Worldwide delivery available.
Regards
Kellycycles.com Sales
No Campagnolo?
Time to come into the 21st century........
Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com said:[email hidden] wrote:
No Campagnolo?
Time to come into the 21st century........
Hi,
We are negociating with vendors to increace our product range... keep
an eye on the site for updates.....
Regards
kellycycles.com Sales
http://www.kellycycles.com
Quoted message said:Hi
We have recently opened a new cycling store at
http://www.kellycycles.com/indexWe offer a range of top cycling goods at great prices, please come and
take a look.Worldwide delivery available.
I realize that you're probably eager to get the site up and running,
but your selection is so limited (C50 frames only available in
54-56cm?) that you might be doing yourself a disservice. There are too
many sites that are under construction and "please check back often".
I don't bookmark a site based on its potential.
The pictures could also use some work. Indirect lighting will help
kill those shadows (see brake calipers). One trick is to use an old
milk glass globe from a lighting fixture you've scrounged or bought on
eBay (http://tinyurl.com/d5qzk and assuming you're not into buying all
the techie photography stuff). It works really well for the smaller
parts. Put the part under the globe, toss as much light at the outside
of it as you can and take the picture through the top opening. The
globe will even out the lighting and you'll have no shadows.
good luck with it
R
Thanks for the advice, we appreciate your input!
Kellycycles.com Sales
http://www.kellycycles.com/
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