The biker patch is an important symbol for the members of the biker club, which allows people to know which club they belong to. People in Biker clubs usually stick these patches on the back of their jackets.
Biker patches are very diverse, and the three-piece design is often referred to as the patch of illegal Biker clubs. Clubs with three or more patches are not recognized and are not considered a member of the American Motorcycle Association.
This patch has a central logo, each with a crescent-shaped logo on or under it. The shape of the crescent moon symbolizes rock musicians, which is confusing, because some motorcycle riders ignore its meaning in order to attract the attention of others. 99% of the riders with motorcycle patches are related to illegal motorcycle riding. On the contrary, which means they are recognized members of the Motorcycle Association
How to put a biker patch in your jacket
The best way to patch your jacket is to sew it on. Even if you can use glue to stick your patch, it is not the best choice, because glue will change the color of the jacket. And it is not a permanent solution, because the patch will start to fall off over time. So how do you stick to these patches? Sewing on is the best.