

I liked my dog fights I had on my MC28. Were not as attractive as the TYGA SS, but made good power. As Andy said, you can't go wrong with TYGA. They are affordable, available, look good and perform very reasonable compared to the Jha, Dog Fights, Ethos stuff that is becoming unobtainium. And if you crash and damage one, you can get replacements.
In the end it's all going to come down to jetting and getting it setup right for the conditions, which will change on you. So get used to re-jetting at minimum once a day.