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Thank you all for the advice and support. I have taken it all on board and believe it would definitely be beneficial for me to seek some further lessons. If i ever join a ride with you all, if you spot something that can help me out, please, i urge you to share thoughts and comments. I think i will most likely go onto the larger bike as i feel it will give me more stability and confidence that i need. Anyone else reading, please also share your thoughts, the more the merrier. Thank you all.
Hi Loopylibby, did you take Shiftyblake up on his offer? I realise some time has passed since posting this, I have some spaces left on the October Bikesafe in Devizes if you are interested.
Cheers Budgie
http://www.bikesafe.co.uk/
I couldn't wait to get my 600 when I passed my test. Plenty of power to learn on, and its a big learning curve, great for overtakes as you don't need to use everything to get past, so much better in that respect. As for tyres, and this applies to most, you need to have a look and choose them to suit your needs. Make sure the dates are current if you buy online, and check the compounds. I run a sportier tyre all year long, tho the mileage isn't massive, the trade off is plenty of grip in most conditions, and they warm up nice and quickly too.
Sounds like a sound plan.
Ride safe ......
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