CUSTOM BIKER PATCHES

American motorcyclists could never avoid lovely custom patches and rockers. As the U.S has a rich history of biking from the beginning of the American Motorcyclists Association (A.M.A) in 1929.

This grew with a specific type of boots, denim jackets, and customized patches. Ever since small and large biker groups were obsessed with custom-made and Indian motorcycle patches.

Bikers set an everlasting trend of personalizing their own images on the biker vests. Many use top, bottom rockers, and skull on the back, meanwhile some show their state representation like Ohio motorcycle jackets, etc.

Rules

There are some standard patching rules for motorcyclists to wear denim and sleeveless vest. Few motorcycle patches to avoid are worn by the outlaw bikers with criminal activity.

The 1% patch belongs to the 1950s, a statement made by the American motorcycle association are outlaws.

The #13 patch means 13 letters M. It means a drug dealer biker patch.

Membership

You never touch another member’s color or patch. After losing the membership, you have to leave your color. You are not allowed to borrow your member’s vest. You need to earn the color patch from the motorcycle club.