You may want to practice some rudder and elevator only flying if you haven't already. The Decathlon will continue to fly after it has slowed down enough for the ailerons to become ineffective, be ready for this situation with some rudder control and you will do just fine. I've had 3 of these in the last 15 years, one is awaiting finishing in the shop at the moment, with a .70 FS in the nose, it is truly an unlimited aerobatic performer. As stated before, this plane is probably a lot more fun to fly for an experienced pilot than it is for a lesser experienced flyer.