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Needs a very low yaw angle
Yeah, in general V-shape rims are OK at zero yaw and then get worse because they stall almost immediately once they get any crosswind. The U-shape revolution not only improved stability but in most cases gave us wheels whose drag fell as yaw increased until the stall angle, which is typically between 15°-20°
The Lightweight design is very different from round spokes laced into conventional hubs, and apparently not bad for aeros as v-shaped rims go