We all generally conclude that the four stroke in question (or any other four stroke for that matter) will work just fine. I believe the point here is if the engine is suitable for a beginner, given the differences in complexity in the engines, setup, tuning, and maintenance.

If the OP is not "just a beginner" where he would not need an instructor nor a buddy box, then perhaps, if the OP is willing to try it out, well, it would be fine.

Heck, with the four stroke engine in hand, and if the OP is comfortable with it, what the heck.. it would make a fine pair, no doubt.

BUT, and there is always one of those, there is some doubt about the level of experience with the OP and I am basically saying, that if it is within the budget, well, save the four stroke for later and get a good quality 60 sized engine... say the OS .75 AX for example, which I own two and love.

CGr.