Seems like most people who are starting with a modern sportbike and even a lot who aren't are running stock style wheels (17" mags)
My initial thoughts are to run a narrow front wire wheel and as big and narrow of a solid rear rim as I can find tires for. From the reading I've done it seems like maybe the ease of finding speed rated tires is choosing a lot of peoples wheels and tires for them. Is this correct? With an inline 4 tearing a wide hole in the air is my front tire even really going to make much of a difference?
I have looked for real data on the drag differences between a spoked wheel and a solid wheel, and haven't really found sufficient data yet. There is lots of data on bicycle wheels, but nearly all of the solid wheels are designed for low aero drag, as opposed to designed for looks like many motorcycle wheels.
I suspect that wider and solid is far better than narrow and spoked, and actually have wondered if in APS that a wider front tire would be advantageous overall. I would stick to the sport bike wheels.