If you liked the geometry and handling of the old chassis a 2007-2011 model would be the go! and could be had for next to nothing out of the pocket too.
2012 had plastic subframes and a few odd bits. I'd probably skip.
2013 is a solid chassis, sharing a lot of parts with the 2014-17 models.
2018-19 are verrry nice.
That's from someone who has put 300+hrs on a 2010 model, 200+hrs on a 2013, and just taken owner ship of a 2018, yet to put any hrs on it; all 250cc though.
The chassis feel different between them all. Have pro's and con's. Depends a lot on personal preference. One thing for sure though, the newer ones are much nicer to work on.
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