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2018 RBR Tour de France Velogames
It is supposed to go live any day now. So, this is basically a placeholder. Anyone that comes across the live game should feel free to set’r up and share the code here. Looking forward to it!
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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1980's - Centurion
1990's - Peugeot
2000's - Specialized
2010's - Bianchi
''This story was so perfect for so long. It's this myth, this perfect story, and it wasn't true.'' - Lance Armstrong
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 Originally Posted by LostViking
Good stuff, thanks. He said a few days on the 17th, but he must of got sidetracked.
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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We are all systems go folks. Let the games begin!
RBR TDF 2018
Code: 914584423
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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In … to continue my mediocre run this year!
Snakebit: "How many times do I have to tell you that I don't have a source? I don't make a note of everything I see or hear on the internet and you don't have to take my word for it."
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 Originally Posted by Wookiebiker
In … to continue my mediocre run this year!
Awesome! You and me both....
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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I'm in. Not sure about my team currently though.
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And I continue with my unabated streak of having no idea what I'm doing!
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You can count on me.
I sure wish Froome was easier to like. I just can't put that guy on my team, I'll take a loss before I could stomach that.
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Really went in a weird direction with my team, so no big aspirations here.
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 Originally Posted by El Scorcho
You can count on me.
I sure wish Froome was easier to like. I just can't put that guy on my team, I'll take a loss before I could stomach that.
I’m with you.
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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 Originally Posted by El Scorcho
You can count on me.
I sure wish Froome was easier to like. I just can't put that guy on my team, I'll take a loss before I could stomach that.
You aren't the only one.
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I'm in and really liking my chances, of course I say that every time I pick my riders.
In reference to the Assault on Mt Mitchell...
 Originally Posted by merckx56
The easier solution is to find a biker bar in Spartanburg the night before, go in and pick a fight. The ass-whipping you'll get will be far less painful than the one Mitchell will give you the next day!
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Including the rider categories definitely forces you to have to make some difficult decisions in this particular game. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out, but I am comfortable with the selections I made as well. There are certainly guys 'I like' that I passed on, but I had sound reasons why I passed on each one, at least that's what I am telling myself right now.
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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I’m in. Struggling like heck to pick my team... The wildcard is the saving grace for the classifications... as for Froome, what I like about the game is rooting for my riders, I can’t put a rider on my team that I won’t root for, that’s no fun... I have done it once. I’m continuing to work on “playing the game,” to understand strategy... I used some of the 1 week races to try different approaches. Of course, I learned that you have to pick riders that do well, haha!
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Lanterne Rouge is in. As with the Giro, can't bring myself to put Fr**mey in the mix. Going with one top tier guy, spreading the rest over some second tier guys. Too many variables to have a strong conviction on my success
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Our league should have a no Froome rule. That way if you are a poser fanboi who can't help but root for some doped up cyborg, you would be forced to exercise imagination and pick someone else, anybody else.
"That pretty much sums it up. I'm 43 and my max is ~178-180. If that HR chart was mine or Froome's, we'd be on the verge of death. But for you it probably looks like a normal workout." -TLG
LOLOLOL
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I’m in. I am sure I will be in the broom wagon again but look forward to proving that I am still consistent. Good luck all. Thanks Rashadabd for setting up the league.
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Just completed my 4th team revision. I am less sure now than when I started.
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I wanna do this but I've been too busy. I'll try to work up a team in the next couple of days.
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Limping to the start line...
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“Well, the bike racer is not that ferocious to look at, and lets face it, skeletal level of skinniness, also, the clothing is pretty odd”
Bob Roll – 2011 Tour de France
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 Originally Posted by El Scorcho
Just completed my 4th team revision. I am less sure now than when I started.
I think I gave up after like 8 and the Froome announcement being released.
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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 Originally Posted by majbuzz
I’m in. I am sure I will be in the broom wagon again but look forward to proving that I am still consistent. Good luck all. Thanks Rashadabd for setting up the league.
Lol. I rarely do well in grand tour games so I could easily join you. No problem dude.
Every climb has its end, for verily with difficulty there is relief...
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