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£800 budget for a daily rider

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matthewmosse:
I will just add, I always went over 15 years old to get classic insurance. Tourer over sports for mpg and comfort. In winter modern fat tyres as on the rebel a bit rubbish in frosty conditions as are city deamon tyres.

Green1:
Just got a little bit more info out of him. Don't think he will go for anything to ratty and sounds like the cat is right up his ally.

Rozabikes Tim:
Is he too large for CB500 twin. People rave about them....

Trigger:
And another i nice original condition >>> https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-Yzf-600-Thundercat-1998-Black-Low-Mileage/132942749273?hash=item1ef4015e59:g:QqoAAOSwtINcWcnC:rk:19:pf:0

The only thing i have found that is a weak point is the down pipes rot so, a good set of SS is advisable. Sticking brake pistons if it has been stilling for a while. That is the only problem i have ever had with mine in the past 3 years, also good on fuel  ;)

Rob62:
Woohooo.. a thundercat is a right bike for a novice... ;D

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