A simple "Thank you" works best for us. (Then we have to explain that "Yes, it really is a Harley." "No, it wan't built by Porsche." "Yet, it's made in Kansas City along with the Sportsters." "No, I don't believe Eric Buell had anything to do with it." "Beats me Officer, I've never had it to red-line in fifth." "No, you can't take it around the block." "Yes, the first time you yank the throttle open is a bit scary.""That's not the tank. The tank is under the seat." and finally "Not toilet trained are you? You lift the seat up.")

 

Ismile and sayThank-you but Ialways have a smile on my face when riding her. The bike that is.

 

Whenever someone pulls up next to me and says "nice bike", no matter what he or she is riding, I would return the compliment whether I mean it or not. I work on the assumption that we're all riders and to make someone feel good about their bike is important. I've had a few "scooters", I know what abuse between riders is all about. Dan

 

I need go no farther then your post, so your trying to tell us you have a nice bike?? cool I'm happy for ya.. and yes your over thinking this, I think? think no more on it.

 

A simple "thank-you" is usually what I say.

 

Thank's I appreciate it!!!!!!

 

Say, Thank You! Your ole lady loves it too!

 

Sometimes I say "beats peddling" or just "thanks".

 

Nah, it's garbage. Piece of crap... Why, you want one?

 

Just a thanks, or "yeah it's a lot of fun"