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Teddy's 'your riders' : Team Full
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| Schllierenzauer |
Posted on 20-11-2011 12:01
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Stagiare
Posts: 154
Joined: 10-01-2010
PCM$: 200.00
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Name:Andreas Neuer
Nationality: GER
Rider Type: Stage-Racer
DoB: 17/08/1989
FL:64
MO:68
HIL:66
TT:66
PRL:69
COB:55
SP:59
ACC:63
DH:71
FTR:65
STA:63
RES:64
REC:66
He is born in Munchen,Germany.In his youth career he hadn't decent results,because of alot injuries.But now he got the chance to be in Pro-team and he is motivated to do some big things in future.
His idol is Andreas Kloden and his dream is someday to take part in Tour de France.
p.s sorry for bad english 
Rest in Peace, Wouter Weylandt. 
Rest in Peace, Xavier Tondo |
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| FuglsangxTH3 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 12:15
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Domestique
Posts: 588
Joined: 31-08-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name : Ruben van Weerd
Nationality: Dutch
Rider type: Climber
DoB: 17/01/1990
FL;70
MO:69
HIL:67
TT:59
PRL:64
COB:67
SP:65
ACC:67
DH:67
FTR:66
STA:68
RES:63
REC;67
Ruben rides his bike since he was 8 years old and when he was 13 he rides his first race. He gets better en better when he rides more races, then he get injured for long long time and after 2 years of injured het gets for the first time on his bike to race. after 6 months he won his fist amateur race. Know he hopes he get a change in a pro team.
Edited by FuglsangxTH3 on 20-11-2011 12:21
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| psweeney2 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 15:24
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Amateur
Posts: 1
Joined: 05-07-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Ian Bishop
Nationality: USA
Rider Type: Climber
DOB: 11/10/1993
FL: 62
MO: 70
HIL: 67
TT: 62
PRL: 64
COB: 55
SP: 56
ACC: 67
DH: 69
FTR: 65
STA: 67
RES: 65
REC: 64
BIO: Ian was a former high school cross country running star before a freak accident caused a devastating knee injury. While recovering, Ian discovered a new passion for cycling that was enhanced by his admiration of Christian Vande Velde. New to the sport, Ian hopes his distance running past will bring him a successful future in the sport of cycling. |
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| aas169 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 15:39
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Free Agent
Posts: 122
Joined: 19-06-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Ben Smith
Nationality: USA
Rider Type: Fighter
DOB: 07/10/1978
FL: 70
MO: 62
HIL: 70
TT: 61
PRL: 64
COB: 55
SP: 56
ACC: 61
DH: 58
FTR: 73
STA: 67
RES: 70
REC: 66
BIO: Smith has been a cycler since he was a little child, but he's results were never really remarkable due to his devotion to cycling he managed to improve. His inspiration is Jens Voigt |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 17:07
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Tour de France Champion
Posts: 34654
Joined: 22-08-2010
PCM$: 200.00
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NAME:GARY SUTTON
NATIONALITY:GBR
RIDER TYPE:SPRINTER
D.O.B:29/12/1989
FL:72
MO:66
HIL:66
TT:67
PRL:67
COB:68
SP:71
ACC:72
DH:68
FTR:70
STA:65
RES:69
REC:64
Gary Sutton is a young Welsh(GBR) cyclist who has made a name for himself in his homeland by winning regularly with his imressive acceleration and deadly Sprinting style. He now hopes to transfer this style into the Professional ranks with a possible Pro contract with the HTC feeder team Comcast - Cannondale. A move which he hopes will lead to Bigger and Greater things in the future. |
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| Patricmy |
Posted on 20-11-2011 17:55
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Under 23
Posts: 66
Joined: 18-10-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Jeremy Richardson
Nationality: South Africa
Rider Type: Sprinter/Cobbles
D.O.B: 30/7/1989
FL:69
MO:52
HIL:66
TT:62
PRL:70
COB:70
SP:71
ACC:72
DH:62
FTR:71
STA:63
RES:64
REC:64
Jeremy Richardson is a South African sprinting all-rounder who learnt his trade on a mountain bike. He is hoping to step up to the pro ranks because he is finding racing is South Africa too easy (he has even been beating the elite men in sprint finishes). |
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| jaxika |
Posted on 20-11-2011 18:13
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Classics Specialist
Posts: 3148
Joined: 16-07-2008
PCM$: 9300.00
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Again a lot of young riders with a high stats |
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| Teddy The Creator |
Posted on 20-11-2011 21:18
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Small Tour Specialist
Posts: 2253
Joined: 19-10-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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They are all fine except for FuglsangxTH3's rider, whose sprinting stat is too high. And sutty68's rider is too skilled in climbing and time trialling. Please lower them, and I'll put you in tonight. |
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| FuglsangxTH3 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 21:47
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Domestique
Posts: 588
Joined: 31-08-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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So i has change my sprint stat
Name : Ruben van Weerd
Nationality: Dutch
Rider type: Climber
DoB: 17/01/1990
FL;70
MO:69
HIL:67
TT:59
PRL:64
COB:67
SP:61
ACC:67
DH:67
FTR:66
STA:68
RES:63
REC;67
Ruben rides his bike since he was 8 years old and when he was 13 he rides his first race. He gets better en better when he rides more races, then he get injured for long long time and after 2 years of injured het gets for the first time on his bike to race. after 6 months he won his fist amateur race. Know he hopes he get a change in a feeder team for HTC
Edited by FuglsangxTH3 on 20-11-2011 21:48
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| Teddy The Creator |
Posted on 20-11-2011 23:12
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Small Tour Specialist
Posts: 2253
Joined: 19-10-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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12 down, 8 spots to go! I love the bios so far, keep 'em coming! |
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| Fabi027 |
Posted on 20-11-2011 23:38
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Amateur
Posts: 3
Joined: 23-08-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Fabio Gorel
Nationality: NED
Rider Type: Stage
DOB: 05-04-1994 (day-month-year)
FL: 63
MO: 69
HIL: 66
TT: 63
PRL: 62
COB: 57
SP: 54
ACC: 61
DH: 60
FTR: 62
STA: 65
RES: 65
REC: 66
Fabio is born in The Netherlands. He started cycling at the age of 6. At the age of 12 he went on a vacation to Austria, where he first encountered the mountains. He proved to have a lot of potential. He kept training in the mountains and every year he became faster and fitter. Now, at the age of 17, he is on his way to be the next Lance Armstrong, being in Austria twice a year to train, the rest of the time he trains in Holland. (sorry for the bad English)
Edited by Fabi027 on 20-11-2011 23:51
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| Ad Bot |
Posted on 25-11-2024 00:51
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| Christer |
Posted on 21-11-2011 00:43
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Protected Rider
Posts: 1414
Joined: 30-09-2007
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Christer Terjesen
Nationality: Norway
Rider Type: Fighter, allrounder
DoB: 19/03/1992
FL:70
MO:62
HIL:63
TT:68
PRL:69
COB:65
SP:63
ACC:70
DH:70
FTR:75
STA:66
RES:68
REC:64
This young Norwegian rider comes from the souther parts of Norway. When he grew up he was a big fan of riders like Vinokourov and Voeckler, and other riders that liked to attack. Christer is a real team player. He likes to attack, but have no problem with being there for a captain. He's not the best in any terrain, but his strongest ability is to take long turns pulling the peloton on the flats. This ability also makes him a good time trialist. He hopes to one day become world champion, but sees that he will have to work hard to achieve that goal.
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 21-11-2011 01:13
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World Champion
Posts: 12986
Joined: 20-05-2009
PCM$: 530.00
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There's a curse that goes along with doing these stories.
Good luck
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| hemsedal |
Posted on 21-11-2011 01:14
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Under 23
Posts: 62
Joined: 27-12-2009
PCM$: 200.00
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I think you've started this a bit wrong with giving everyone a max stat to create their rider after. To give you an example of what I mean:
- A rider is 28 years old, probably the peak of his career and he is not much more than an average rider. (probably why everyone makes a young rider...)
- A rider in the age of 26/27 - 32/33 would also have much higher stamina stats than a rider at 20 or below.
- Instead, with a rider with 70 in every stat makes a total of 910 skill points (SP). You should try to work out a system where the total amount of SP match the riders age. That way I think it would make for a much more realistic way of choosing the stats for a rider.
So let's say riders under 20 will have about 700 SP to create their stats with, theres also probably best if theres a stats cap here, like no stats over 72 (except downhill and fighter) without a stats cap like that they could put some stats at 85 but with a limited number of SP all the other stats would be reduced a lot if they did that.
Thats all I had on my mind right now.
Also just one last thing, potential should be random for more enjoyment  |
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| Axletig |
Posted on 21-11-2011 05:23
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Under 23
Posts: 52
Joined: 05-07-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Tom Foley
Nationaliy: AUS
DOB: 7/3/1991
FL 68
MO 70
HIL 71
TT 68
PRL 67
COB 61
SP 64
ACC 69
DH 72
FTR 73
STA 65
RES 62
REC 65
Fell in love with cycling after the 2010 Road World Championships in Geelong. Cadel Evans was his hero growing up after his 2011 Tour de France win and is his mentor and tries to ride like Cadel.
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| Teddy The Creator |
Posted on 21-11-2011 06:02
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Small Tour Specialist
Posts: 2253
Joined: 19-10-2011
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hemsedal wrote:
I think you've started this a bit wrong with giving everyone a max stat to create their rider after. To give you an example of what I mean:
- A rider is 28 years old, probably the peak of his career and he is not much more than an average rider. (probably why everyone makes a young rider...)
- A rider in the age of 26/27 - 32/33 would also have much higher stamina stats than a rider at 20 or below.
- Instead, with a rider with 70 in every stat makes a total of 910 skill points (SP). You should try to work out a system where the total amount of SP match the riders age. That way I think it would make for a much more realistic way of choosing the stats for a rider.
So let's say riders under 20 will have about 700 SP to create their stats with, theres also probably best if theres a stats cap here, like no stats over 72 (except downhill and fighter) without a stats cap like that they could put some stats at 85 but with a limited number of SP all the other stats would be reduced a lot if they did that.
Thats all I had on my mind right now.
Also just one last thing, potential should be random for more enjoyment
thanks for your opinion. Here is my rebuttal. 
- First of all, I made a feeder-team, and not a pro team because I knew that no matter what restrictions I put on them, people were still going to make young riders. So I thought, I'll let them make young riders, but with low stats. I only wanted a couple older riders, and brave people who didn't mind there riders not developing a lot, would make them. If a 28 year old is in his prime, and any good, why would he be on a feeder team?
- The stamina thing I didn't really think about, so I'll change a couple of the older riders STA stats.
- I like your idea about the skill points, I think that could work! Maybe next time..
- In the end, all I wanted was a 'your riders' story, except without 21 year old riders with 82 MO, 80 TT and 75 SP.
Phew. Thats all I had on my mind right now.
And also, random potential sounds good.  |
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| Teddy The Creator |
Posted on 21-11-2011 06:09
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Small Tour Specialist
Posts: 2253
Joined: 19-10-2011
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@valverde321 I know, none ever succeed! Let's hope for some good luck this time!
Fabio Gorel is nice, I'll add him.
Terjesen is good, I like him. But could I lower his TT stat to 66? It's just 68 is the max, and you didn't say he was a specialist, so 66 sounds fair?
Tom Foley is cool too, it's nice to see some Aussies on here! But, like Terjesen, could I slightly lower his TT stat to 66? 68 seems low, but for an 18 year old, it's fair I think. Also can SP go down to 62?
Thanks, only 4 spots now after I add one more rider... |
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| Teddy The Creator |
Posted on 21-11-2011 06:28
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Small Tour Specialist
Posts: 2253
Joined: 19-10-2011
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My next rider....
Name: Jhon Muñoz
Nationaliy: COL
DOB: 1/1/1989
FL 63
MO 62
HIL 67
TT 61
PRL 65
COB 52
SP 71
ACC 72
DH 66
FTR 72
STA 66
RES 61
REC 62
After being born on the 1st of January, Jhon's father believed he would have good luck his whole life. And he wasn't wrong. Jhon loved cyling with his friends in high school, but could never keep up on the mountains they would climb. he soon discovered he had a rare ability for a Colombian cyclist, he could sprint. He concentrated on his sprinting, and has grown stronger and stronger, and developed into a skilled time-triallist too. He dominated the local races in his area, and soon got a name for himself, coming 1st in the U23 National Championhsips, which was for the first time in 14 years, held on a flat ground. Signing with Comcast is just the begging for young Muñoz. |
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| jaxika |
Posted on 21-11-2011 06:49
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Classics Specialist
Posts: 3148
Joined: 16-07-2008
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Teddy The Creator wrote:
hemsedal wrote:
I think you've started this a bit wrong with giving everyone a max stat to create their rider after. To give you an example of what I mean:
- A rider is 28 years old, probably the peak of his career and he is not much more than an average rider. (probably why everyone makes a young rider...)
- A rider in the age of 26/27 - 32/33 would also have much higher stamina stats than a rider at 20 or below.
- Instead, with a rider with 70 in every stat makes a total of 910 skill points (SP). You should try to work out a system where the total amount of SP match the riders age. That way I think it would make for a much more realistic way of choosing the stats for a rider.
So let's say riders under 20 will have about 700 SP to create their stats with, theres also probably best if theres a stats cap here, like no stats over 72 (except downhill and fighter) without a stats cap like that they could put some stats at 85 but with a limited number of SP all the other stats would be reduced a lot if they did that.
Thats all I had on my mind right now.
Also just one last thing, potential should be random for more enjoyment
thanks for your opinion. Here is my rebuttal.
- First of all, I made a feeder-team, and not a pro team because I knew that no matter what restrictions I put on them, people were still going to make young riders. So I thought, I'll let them make young riders, but with low stats. I only wanted a couple older riders, and brave people who didn't mind there riders not developing a lot, would make them. If a 28 year old is in his prime, and any good, why would he be on a feeder team?
- The stamina thing I didn't really think about, so I'll change a couple of the older riders STA stats.
- I like your idea about the skill points, I think that could work! Maybe next time..
- In the end, all I wanted was a 'your riders' story, except without 21 year old riders with 82 MO, 80 TT and 75 SP.
Phew. Thats all I had on my mind right now.
And also, random potential sounds good.
I also add a hint if possible. When finished the recrutation, you can add some stat points for the older guys, increasing the skill of the speciality. But this is only a hint, its up to you what to do |
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| DaBobScotts |
Posted on 21-11-2011 08:20
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Domestique
Posts: 606
Joined: 15-01-2011
PCM$: 200.00
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Name: Hugh Jass
Nationaliy: AUS
DOB: 1/11/1991
FL 63
MO 55
HIL 63
TT 67
PRL 66
COB 65
SP 60
ACC 58
DH 59
FTR 60
STA 68
RES 61
REC 62
A young rider that has had a real passion for the sport of cycling for a few years. Liked, and well loved by those in Adelaide, he had some strong results. But he never made it into SASI or AIS. Instead, ex-professional cyclist, and National Series Team Manager of Jayco-2XU, Patrick Jonker, signed him into the national ranks where he developed quickly, becoming very strong. All it took was for someone to believe. Now, signed to a professional feeder team, he hopes to develop as a strong time trialist and cobbles rider, much like his hero Fabian Cancellara.
Also, I love these stories 
Edit: I don't mind if you change any of this around... Just leave the name!
Edited by DaBobScotts on 21-11-2011 08:23
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