Everything new becomes old at some point. If you recognize the object depicted by the Old Skool Radio Cassette novelty iron-on patch, you know this all too well. Like you, the cassette is a relic from 40+ years ago.
Cassettes where the way we used to listen to music before there were CDs. They obviously weren't as good as CDs, but they were far better than eight-track tapes. As to how well they compared to vinyl records, the jury is still out. There are plenty of old-timers still clinging to vinyl.
Now that you are in reminiscing mode, think about what it means to be old-school. It means you do things differently. It means you are holding on to what was important in the past. Being old-school is okay. Being old-school in the biker world is even better.
Mount the Old Skool Radio Cassette patch on your biker vest and tell the whole world you're not about to change to make anyone happy. You are committed to doing you, the rest of the world be damned. And if you want to take the patch to the next level, go find yourself an old car audio system with a cassette player, from the 70s or 80s of course, and install it on your bike. Mind blown!
Maybe those of us with fond memories of cassettes see them as a symbol of youth. Perhaps we see them as a symbol of simpler times. For whatever reason, just knowing that we experienced cassette music makes us feel like we lived at a special time in history.
If you are feeling nostalgic about cassettes, you need this biker patch. It belongs on your vest or jacket every bit as much as the American flag. After all, it's part of your personal history.
