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The Lone Wolf No Club Large Biker Back Patch is a must-have for any biker who prefers a monochromatic design. Measuring 10.5x12 inches, this patch features a wolf looking straight ahead with its mouth slightly open, showing that it is a threat. Above the wolf artwork, the words "Lone Wolf" are embroidered, and below the wolf, it says "No Club." This patch is for bikers who just want to ride and not deal with any of the rules and bureaucracy that come with being a member of a club. It's okay to be a Lone Wolf Rider, and it's definitely okay to sew patches on your riding jacket whether you are a member of a club or not.

The Lone Wolf No Club Large Biker Back Patch can be sewn on or ironed on to clothing. The patch features plastic iron-on backing and clean laser-cut embroidered borders, making it easy to apply to your favorite jacket or vest. The patch is made of velvet fabric, with plastic backing and Japanese iron-on glue, and 100% rayon thread synthetic embroidery. To iron on the patch, use a heat press for 30 seconds set at 280 degrees Fahrenheit. The patch is available in two sizes: small (3.75x4.25 inch) and large (10.5x12 inch).

In conclusion, the Lone Wolf No Club Large Biker Back Patch is a high-quality, monochromatic patch that is perfect for bikers who want to ride free without the constraints of club membership. It's easy to apply and is available in two sizes, making it a versatile addition to any biker's wardrobe.

Ask the average guy on the street to describe the typical biker and you are likely to hear about a big, burly man with a long beard, plenty of tattoos, and a few extra pounds. What you're not likely to here is the description of a woman. For whatever reasons, we don't tend to think of bikers and women in the same realm.



Well, we have a small biker patch that addresses this very dichotomy. It is a 4 x 1.5-inch patch displaying its message loudly and clearly with white block lettering on a back background. It states: Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman That Can Ride a Motorcycle. Is any further explanation required?



Anyone capable of handling a top-of-the-line Harley is tough as nails, regardless of sex. So why would anyone underestimate a female biker? If she hasthe goods, she hasthe goods. She can open up that throttle and ride with the best of them. For a lot of biker guys, that's even a turn-on. If they can't date a biker, they won't date anyone at all.



So what about this patch? Where do you mount it? Your first choice might be a vest or jacket. You can sew it to leather, denim, or any other material that floats your boat. Sew it to the front of your jacket, above the right or left breast. Or put it on the back, just underneath your back patch.



If that doesn't work for you, try the back pocket of a pair of jeans. Sew it to a work shirt, a baseball cap, or even your leather saddlebags. There is no right or wrong location. The key is to find a location that everyone is going to see.

Everything new eventually gets old, right? That being the case, the biker culture of the 40s, 50s, and 60s is now considered old school. It is still the only way to go for a lot of bikers though. If that sounds like you, the Old Skool Motorcycle Skull embroidered iron-on biker patch might just be the patch you've been looking for.



This is a back patch measuring 11 x 9.9 inches. It features the typical biker skeleton donning his leathers and riding a chopper. An orange background could simulate the sun. Who knows? At the bottom of the patch is a banner with '13' on each end and 'Old Skool' in the middle.



There is some debate in the biker community about the meaning of the number 13. We won't get into that right now. As for what it means to be old school, it is all about the postwar culture of days gone by.



An old school biker often has grease under his nails because he works on his own bike. He knows every part inside and out. An old school biker lives for the road. Their destination is not nearly as important as the ride to get there.



It has been said that you will never find old school bikers at coffee shops or ice cream stands. They aren't into social trends and modern thinking. They are big proponents of honor, loyalty, respect, and trust. And yes, old-school bikers are a charitable bunch.



Admittedly, the Old Skool Motorcycle Skull patch doesn't reflect all that. But if you are old school, it doesn't matter. You know what the phrase means. Put this patch on your leather jacket or vest and you'll be easily identified by other old-school bikers. You're part of a club that has withstood the test of time.

If there is one thing bikers are passionate about, it's freedom. The freedom to hop on your bike and go wherever you want, whenever you want, is part and parcel of the biker lifestyle. That being said, the Freedom Isn't Free Motorcycle Eagle embroidered iron-on biker patch says it all. Countless men and women have given their lives for our freedom over the years. This patch commemorates that.



The Freedom Isn't Free banner is complemented by an American bald eagle with outstretched wings perched atop the handlebars of a patriotic motorcycle adorned in the Stars and Stripes. Everything in the image is quintessential American biker. You are going to love this patch, no doubt.



Measuring at 9.2 x 10.5 inches, this is one of the smaller back patches we sell. Being taller than wider, you could complement it with two smaller patches on either side. Top and bottom rockers would also work, though the banner of the image suits that purpose all on its own. This patch will look good on the back of your biker vest or jacket whether you sew it on alone or accompanied by other patches.



Speaking of sewing, that's the best way to affix the Freedom Isn't Free Motorcycle Eagle embroidered iron-on biker patch to your vest or jacket. A good quality thread will keep the patch in place for as long as you own the garment. Sew right through the black border and plastic backing with a needle sturdy enough to pierce both materials – but use the smallest diameter needle you can. This will make sewing easier.



We are proud to live and work in a country that still values freedom. If freedom is important to you, this may be the perfect biker patch to wear on your back.

What does it mean to be a lone wolf? If you are a biker, it means doing your own thing on your own terms. You don't have anything against clubs, but you would rather remain completely independent. There is nothing wrong with that. Whatever works for you is good. But as long as you are going to ride as a lone wolf, why not display the Lone Wolf No Club back patch as your colors?



Wearing the Lone Wolf on your back makes it clear that you value your independence. The image of an angry wolf with bared teeth makes it equally clear that, even though you aren't affiliated with a club, you won't be pushed around. You are still as tough as they come.



At 10.5x 12 inches, the Lone Wolf No Club back patch is the perfect size for your vast or jacket. Attach it to denim, leather, or any other fabric and it will be clearly visible to anyone riding behind you. And thanks to the black and gray color scheme, the image of the wolf really stands out.



As always, you can expect this patch to give you many years of valuable service. It is made with high quality materials and the best craftsmanship. It will hold up well against the sun, rain, and anything else the environment might try to throw at it. Just be sure to attach it to your jacket or vest with needle and thread.



The lone wolf lifestyle is what appeals to you. Don't be ashamed to let your fellow bikers know that. You ride alone and you are happy doing so. You need the Lone Wolf No Club back patch to make that statement. There aren't many lone wolf patches that do it as well as this one does.

Bad Example Patch in Black over White

It's rally time, Sturgis starts in a couple days!

Sturgis is a motorcycle rally that takes place in Sturgis, South Dakota that lasts as long as ten days. The highest number of attendance has been recorded to be around 739,000 in 2015. Sturgis is a growing event that includes half mile races, hillclimbs, short-track races, tours around the area , live entertainment and more. It will be well worth it for the fun packed rally week.

All Our Lone Wolf Patches for Club Free Bikers. Some people are just not into Biker Clubs. Here are some patches you will like if you prefer to ride alone. Whether you ride with a club or no club, RIDE SAFE my friends.