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Tires are one of the parts that really makes a difference to how your bike rides. I was running the Michelin Speedium which were an okay tire but felt a bit sluggish. They were pretty tough but I wanted something faster. I swapped out my current tires for the Kenda C2C road tires ( 700x23). These are one of Kenda's premium road race tires with a 120 tpi casing and dual compound rubber.

They were designed by Tinker Juarez for his entry in the Race Across America. The weight of the Kenda C2C is 215 grams so they are pretty light. They have a layer of armored material under the tread to increase puncture resistance.

The Kenda's were 120 grams lighter each than the tires I had been riding which I noticed right away when it came to accelerations. The high tread count made for a really supple ride. When inflated to 120 psi they still felt smooth. A stiffer casing at this pressure is harsh riding but that's not the case with higher end tires. When going in a straight line they really roll fast which is good. I need all the help I can get. Rubber compound make a noticeable difference in the speed of a tire. The grip is good on steep hill climbs even in the wet.

When it comes to cornering, this is where I found the tire really shined. The softer rubber on the sides and the fine tread pattern let me rail corners. As long as there was no gravel I felt confident taking corners at full speed and laying the bike right over. The supple casing conformed to the ground without being squirming around.

After 1500 kms, the rear tire shows a bit of wear but still has many miles left. The front looks like new. In that time I've had no flats. Whether that is the puncture resistant belt or just good luck I can't say but my last tires had 5 flats in that distance. The tire that I would say is closest in ride quality is the Michelin Pro Race. The Pro Race is a very fast tire but is fragile. Unlike the Michelin, the Kenda C2C doesn't get little cuts in the tread from this distance of riding.

If the gold cornering tread works with your color scheme, then your should give these tires a shot. I find them as good as other companies premium race tires, but at about half the cost. If your racing or riding a lot you will go through tires. Getting twice as many for the price is a big savings. Kenda doesn't get the credit it deserves for the quality of their road tires being know for their offroad tires but the C2C really does the job.

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Gtr the Legend is Real

In 1952, a Japanese company “Prince Motor Company”, which was a former firm producing Zero Fighter warplanes, generated a Skyline vehicle.  After that, Nissan took over it and developed as Nissan Skyline, the topmost car of Nissan.  Since that day, Skyline has retained image and prestige of its position perpetually which the best car is Skyline GTR.  However, Nissan still needs to shift Nissan Skyline and the easy way is to use the name of such topmost car “Skyline” (Skyline GTR) but “Skyline” is deleted, therefore, it becomes GTR finally.

Design

If talking about Nissan “Skyline”, an outstanding external appearance is a facet since the first model of Nissan brand to R34 code.  However, V35 and V36 code begins to show its curve but there is a feeling that Skyline with “V’ code does not have spirit of Skyline much.

Although GTR with R35 code is designed to be modern and different from R code of past Skyline, it has lines around the car telling its own origin and pedigree which is “facet lines”.  However, its facet makes drivers feel that it might be constructed from work hard for aerodynamic design because this facet seems to facilitate air flow more as if it uses every tiny air to increase its efficiency.  Especially, “these facet lines” still make GTR brutal in every aspect such as its air intake emphasizing “one stop air intake” like a front side to extract heat to a big point.  Moreover, a side air intake is like a gill which is continuous line from front fender.

On the back side, there is an air intake beneath the car or diffuser to increase a pressure of high speed driving.  It is flanked with double exhaust pipes.  A roof is designed to blow air to the back better with the curve roof called Aero Blade Canopy.  It seems to bring the air into a back spoiler and C curve antenna is also called Sword Edge but it is really looking good.  Of course, it is painted specially for GTR with high quality color, Double Clear Coat, tested by Anti-Chipping system to prevent scratch from little stones too.

Looking through inside the car, you could feel a sport driving (like a sport racing very much).  All devices support this professional driving, for instance, middle console tilting to driver, steering wheel with many control buttons which allows driver adjust many things without taking hands out from the steering wheel, compact seat and separate air conditioners for driver and another one.  Besides, a chunky gearshift still makes driver feel good and there is a Start button in the middle with noticeable red color.  The position of hand brake is placed for prompt use.  Seeing through the steering wheel, there is a large gauge in the middle of monitor with big red numbers at 7,000 rounds whereas there is a monitor showing distance and speed on the bottom.  On the left, you would see a hand showing speed up to 340 kms/hr and there is a big clear text to display the position of used gear on the right.  Additional, there are many buttons to control automatic air conditioners divided into right and left side as well as all premium stereos of Bose are equipped already.  Then, this is an important distinctive point because it is three-set button to pump up and down to adjust the driving for your emotion.  The left is used to control gear shift while the middle is used to control the smoothness of undercarriage as well as the right is used for vehicle dynamic control (VDC-R).  Such three-set button is recommended to adjust at “R” to enhance your driving excitement.  By the way, the huge monitor in the middle of console is not just a television absolutely because this is “GTR” touch screen to display several gauges as normal mode such as boot turbo, oil temperature, oil pressure, acceleration, start, pressure, brake, steering angle, table of gear shift, 3D G-Force gauge as statistics and other excellent options.

Engine

The 3.8-litre engine VR38DETT with 6 cylinders built in v-shape includes DOHC and twin turbo producing 480 hp at 6,800 rpm and 588 newton meter torque at 3,200-5,200 rpm.  Top speed is 311 km/hr while acceleration 0-96 km/hr is 3.5 seconds (vehicle weight 1,740 kgs.).  Even though the engine is very wonderful, Nissan gives precedence to environment by controlling the least exhaust (really very less) and it passes the Japanese standard of least exhaust called “U-LEV”.

Powertrain System

Moving the gear to the back could balance weight between front and back.  The prominent point is the two main shafts in the middle of chassis which is the new powertrain system of Nissan called Independent Transaxle 4WD.  As a result, all gears of GTR are moved to the back meanwhile there is a 4 wheel drive also.  Wow...

Furthermore, gear box is interesting too because GTR consists of Twin Clutch Sport Shift Transmission known as GR6-Type Dual-Clutch of BrogWarner (DualTronic) to control 6-gear shift system.  Just move it to “M” and then you could immediately control paddle shift installed behind the steering wheel.

Nevertheless, there are some complaints from GTR lovers that why there is no normal gear included and would it be enjoyable?  In spite of GTR comprises with gears which seem to be automatic, actually, it should be called the normal gear instead because you do not need to pedal the clutch.  If you want to go fastest as you want, there is no any technique, just accelerate tightly and see smoke from your hot wheels…!

Balance and Break

Materials technology integration is another important thing of balance and GTR uses light weight and strong materials like carbon-fiber and aluminium combined by high technology for confident balance when driving around a curve.  Additional, shock up system belongs to Bilstein DampTronic with front Monoblock of Brembo break in the front or break controller or 6-piston and 4-back with run-flat tires.

Safety

Fully equipped with safety devices, GTR contains with dual front airbags, side-impact airbags and inflatable curtain.  Front hood is designed to bounce and bear passenger in case of accident to protect as safe as it could.  Active safety is always ready to work, for example, anti locking brake system (ABS) and electronic brake force distribution (EDB).  For unskillful drivers, open VDC-R system to be able to control everything.  Do you want to exercise your skill now?

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I have had my EF wagon for only a few months, as the actual owners are overseas. Since I've had it it's only just done the head gasket. They go at about 250 000 anyway, so I guess it was about time.

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