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Specialisation Guide?
ssmith88	#1 Posted on 03-01-2013 06:57
Amateur Posts: 17 Joined: 13-08-2011 PCM$: 200.00	Is there a race specialisation guide available? What is the role of the punchers in race? Is the Northern classic specialist good on cobbles? cheers Cadel Evans did natural drugs


eple	#2 Posted on 03-01-2013 07:17
Stagiare Posts: 173 Joined: 17-08-2009 PCM$: 200.00	Punchers are good on short steep climbs/hills. I.e. breaking away and snatching a win, Good flat/downhill/acc might help his effectiveness. Northern Classics specialists typically have a good cobble stat, but other skills are also valuable in a cooble-race, like hill and stamina. Doesn't hurt to have a good flat rating to break away towards the end, or good sprinting if he approaches the finish in a group Fighters are good on flat. I personally use them mostly as team mates to chase in break aways or to lead a sprint train. The other are fairly self explanatory, but I would say it's often better to have a well rounded rider than arider who is only good in one skill.