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Best Compliment?

Okay, I may have started this thread just yesterday, but I swear to god the following was completely true and unsolicited:

Tonight at 1130pm I ride up to a light going southbound at Bathurst & Dundas W. I am waiting behind a few cars and in my mirror I notice a group of twentysomething girls walking up behind me moving in the same direction. I hear someone say "hey, nice bike". At that point one complete hottie in a black lycra top and short grey skirt walks directly over from the sidewalk, stands right in front of me and says:

"Can I have a ride on your bike?".

As I am generally extremely quick-witted and eloquent in these situations, I quickly retorted

"ahhhhhh, ummmmm, errrrr, do you have a helmet?"

She smiled with a mischievous twinkle and softly said:

"How about I wear yours, and you wear NOTHING...?"

So of course I immediately popped the clutch, did a wheelie, stalled the bike, dropped the bike, picked it up and squealed off in third gear, and smiled ear-to-ear for over an hour.

Okay, the last sentence in the story is may be a bit spurious...but the rest completely true :)
 
This being my first riding season, I've been pleasantly surprised by all the attention and compliments riders get from the simple nod to thumbs up etc, from young and old alike who we pass as we ride.

Many of the best compliments I've received were either in traffic or while getting on or off my bike. Funny enough many of the compliments have been when riding my all black Ninja 250...

"Hey nice bike, is that a 600?"

Once stopped at a light waiting to make a left turn, the woman in the car next to me with her window rolled down strikes up a conversation complimenting the bike. Best comment from her was... "My ex rode a Harley, I've always preferred sport bikes like yours." LOL

The most memorable one for me was when I was leaving Costco and a Mother and her 3yr old kid were admiring my 250. Just as I was about to start my bike, she says, "Ok hun, stand back the bike is going to get loud", LMAO!! It's a stock 250 sounds like a lawn mower.
 
Okay, I may have started this thread just yesterday, but I swear to god the following was completely true and unsolicited:

Tonight at 1130pm I ride up to a light going southbound at Bathurst & Dundas W. I am waiting behind a few cars and in my mirror I notice a group of twentysomething girls walking up behind me moving in the same direction. I hear someone say "hey, nice bike". At that point one complete hottie in a black lycra top and short grey skirt walks directly over from the sidewalk, stands right in front of me and says:

"Can I have a ride on your bike?".

As I am generally extremely quick-witted and eloquent in these situations, I quickly retorted

"ahhhhhh, ummmmm, errrrr, do you have a helmet?"

She smiled with a mischievous twinkle and softly said:

"How about I wear yours, and you wear NOTHING...?"

So of course I immediately popped the clutch, did a wheelie, stalled the bike, dropped the bike, picked it up and squealed off in third gear, and smiled ear-to-ear for over an hour.

Okay, the last sentence in the story is may be a bit spurious...but the rest completely true :)
Should have got her number so you could have done it another time.
 
After a ride, a rider told me how nice my 1000cc bike sounds.....but i was on my 400cc:)
 
The only compliments I get on my bike are from people admiring the paint - i've seen strangers taking pics of it in public a few times. People have tried to make conversation with me in traffic but as I usually ride with my music loud, I have no idea what they were saying :(
 
Good thing they didn't ask for a ride........I don't think that 250 can carry that kind of load
..."i have a learners permit, i'm not allowed to carry passengers, maybe some other time..."
They're all pretty generic compliments and imo none of them count unless the gear's off. Being a biker's generally badass or sexy, so it's pretty easy to get your head gassed. Guys think it's badass and girls think it's sexy.

Compliments about riding a 250 well mean more to me than ones about looking good on it

Have you guys ever give a little kid frantically waving at you a thumbs up? It makes their day lol

& lmao...too easy: :p
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Okay, I may have started this thread just yesterday, but I swear to god the following was completely true and unsolicited:

Tonight at 1130pm I ride up to a light going southbound at Bathurst & Dundas W. I am waiting behind a few cars and in my mirror I notice a group of twentysomething girls walking up behind me moving in the same direction. I hear someone say "hey, nice bike". At that point one complete hottie in a black lycra top and short grey skirt walks directly over from the sidewalk, stands right in front of me and says:

"Can I have a ride on your bike?".

As I am generally extremely quick-witted and eloquent in these situations, I quickly retorted

"ahhhhhh, ummmmm, errrrr, do you have a helmet?"

She smiled with a mischievous twinkle and softly said:

"How about I wear yours, and you wear NOTHING...?"

I fired back with :

"How about I wear your clothes and you wear nothing?"

At which point I put on her brah and panties and we had, long passionate sex on the sidewalk while her friends watched in disbelief
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THis is how it should have gone down
 
In Kingston on a Friday night as the bars are emptying at princess and division bunch of girls walk into the street, I stop one of them comes up to me and says, "I may be drunk but I want to ride your bike home and then you, cool?"
 
"Your bike sounds like a sewing machine"

Why thank you...I actually like the noise that sewing machines make

lmao I got that too before I changed my exhaust.

I really love it when kids get excited when they see the bike too.

Was at a gas station once and a teen age boy in the back of his moms mini van said "you go girl" but not sure because I was a chick riding or cause I had the bike loaded with camping gear:)

My favourite compliment was "Is that a 750?" tee hee.
 
Hmm well I've definetly got the nice bike a million times, flashed by women, complimented on my riding skill level by a much older experienced rider but by the far the most flattering compliment came from a young boy in the building I live in.

I always see him heading out with his dad to play various sports and what not, he always see's me leaving to go for a ride and smiles and waves to me telling me he's gonna get a bike one day...finally one day he see's me gearing up so he scoots over on his new bicycle and asks if I wanna go for a ride with him. I love that kid.
 
I was stopped at a red light once waiting for the light to change. Some old lady with a kid in a bus stop said that I had a "cute bike". I smiled and rode off. I later realized that I only get compliments from grandmothers and little kids.
 

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