Luck of the Irish...

[martymoose]

On my commuter bandit. No comments about the chicken strip.....

 

[Tree Hugger]

Looks like a self tapper…..

 

[sfcpiet]

On my commuter bandit. No comments about the chicken strip.....

Nah... won't mention it.

piet

 

[chrisk]

No comments about the chicken strip.....

As you'd expect from a Bandit with a sidecar.......

 

[ozijotati]

On my track bike no chicken strips here
Tom

 

[piranha-bro2]

Novel way to measure tread depth, Tommy!

 

[rowdypat]

You going ice racing Tom?!

 

[chrisk]

I takes me cap screw off to ya Tom.

 

[Dellortoman]

Belt and braces approach there Tom. Not relying on friction to hold the tyre in place, you've added a bolt!

 

[Andy J]

Luck of the Irish doesn’t always mean bad luck. This afternoon I witnessed an Irish lad balance his pint, whilst he made a roll up, on the top box of a mate’s bike that was on the side stand, and his mate, who hadn’t seen him do the balancing act, leant on the bike and rock it around a bit. Not a drop of the amber stuff was spilt.

 

[motoddrob]

Being Irish I"d a thought it would be the black stuff!!

 

[piranha-bro2]

I've always taken 'luck of the Irish' to mean good luck! Unlike 'Murphy's Law' ... or is that the same thing?!

 

[Tippie]

I've always taken 'luck of the Irish' to mean good luck! Unlike 'Murphy's Law' ... or is that the same thing?!

Correct. Debated origin as regarding having help from leprechauns way way back, or having good luck the in gold rush days in America. Murphy´s law is a different and very sneaky force.

 

[piranha-bro2]

Were Murphy and Ruderhaus brothers?