I too am in a similar situation.
I run two different wheel setups though, Summer & Winter.
Winter = Std wheels (rear 150-55-17) & (front 110-80-19)
Been through most common brands making this size & swear by Metzler Tourances.
Absolutely awe inspiring in the wet. Dry though I can run off the edge of the rear & tries to high side me. Hence the change for Summer.
Summer = Vtr/Cbr wheels (180-60-17) & (front 120-55-17).
I used to use a 55 wall rear Metzeler RaceTec, K2 rear & K1 front (ex BSB).
I really like these, mega lean angles & no dramatics tipping in. I found them very confidence inspiring.
Then this year, all change to Pirelli super Corsa's 180-
60-17 & 120-55-17 (ex BSB).
I initially put low track pressures in these & found the tip in way too severe for my liking but I persevered & blamed it on the 60 profile.
I continued riding the scary bike like this through summer, until one day I had to take my lad to work so I upped the pressures to 38front 42rear.
On the way there it was the usual pillion ride, but on the way home it was a different bike, no really scary tipping in & back came the confidence to tilt her over to full lean again & nail it out of corners.
Live & learn
What ever you choose, play with the pressures if you find it handles a bit odd
I admit when I do change the wheels over (from 19" to 17" front), it does take a few rides to get the bike to feel comfortable again.
Its like dropping you forks an inch in the yokes
and taken into consideration before my purchase (Friday all being well) 
