First dates are usually best when kept casual and informal. Given that both parties will probably have a slight hint of nervousness at a first face-to-face encounter, the less stress involved in the setting and circumstances, the better. A casual lunch, along with a ride in the country; a ride, and then an early dinner possibly. If weather or the riding season aren't favorable to motorcycling, possibly meeting for coffee or lunch, then an afternoon of going to a museum or hitting a few antique stores. Whatever the the setting is, allowing for good conversation and the ability to get to know the other person is important. Setting a definitive timetable for the date can be a good idea as well. It allows either party after the specified period of time a legitimate reason to conclude the date, without hurting the other's feelings. Not all encounters are going to have a romantic spark. Maybe you both will just have been lucky enough to make a new friend.

Let's just do what comes natural...go riding! You know we both love it and what better way to get to know someone? Have lunch, talk a lot, share a laugh.....and time flies.

Meet for lunch to talk and get to know each other. Afterward, go for a ride to explore the area.

Just go out for a ride and see where it takes us yeah cafe or restaurant it could be a pick nick

Just want to become friends with the person I am with. After that we can see if we are compatable and go on from there. No stress, no hassels.