All in the eye of the beholder. Have fun with your Cub when you get it. When the tail comes up on take off leave it on the ground a little bit more to build up speed or I guarantee you will tip stall it. The Cubs tail flys way before the wing is ready to. The only other problem with the Cub is that because of the narrow landing gear and the large tail it likes to weathervane in a crosswind. Learn how to use the rudder and you'll be okay. If you don't it will bite you. It is like other people have tried to tell you not really a good second airplane as it has some quirks. Have fun, I like and have flown them both.

John