I just got the forge + bond shift CR45 wheels, which I think are made in the same factory using the same process. I have not ridden my wheels yet, glad to hear you like wheels that may be similar.
If you were spending your own money on an upgraded set of rims for the sl5, would you go for these now for $1700 or would the Terra C set for $750 make more sense? Btw, did you upgrade the cassette on this bike from stock?
If I were buying for an SL5 now I would definitely go for the 37V. Reasons being 1. They are much lighter. 2 they have a 108 point of engagement hub. This is noticeable at higher speeds and loose terrain. 3. The 37V is far more comfortable and compliment than the Terra c. Especially on rough terrain. If budget is on the mind the Terra c is a nice deal at $750. They are also pretty robust. Thus the added weight. But overall I would recommend the 37V if you are able.
I just got the forge + bond shift CR45 wheels, which I think are made in the same factory using the same process. I have not ridden my wheels yet, glad to hear you like wheels that may be similar.
If you were spending your own money on an upgraded set of rims for the sl5, would you go for these now for $1700 or would the Terra C set for $750 make more sense? Btw, did you upgrade the cassette on this bike from stock?
If I were buying for an SL5 now I would definitely go for the 37V. Reasons being 1. They are much lighter. 2 they have a 108 point of engagement hub. This is noticeable at higher speeds and loose terrain. 3. The 37V is far more comfortable and compliment than the Terra c. Especially on rough terrain. If budget is on the mind the Terra c is a nice deal at $750. They are also pretty robust. Thus the added weight. But overall I would recommend the 37V if you are able.