The Vice President of a motorcycle club often has a fairly undefined job. In fact, this is true in many other groups and clubs as well. The Vice President's main duty is to take over for the President in case he or she is unable to perform their duties. But what does the Vice President do while the President is healthy and doing their job? In some cases, they don't really do a lot, but in others, they take on special projects and are very involved in leading the club and organizing events. If you're a Vice President, you should wear a Vice President Patch White style to let everyone know you hold this rank. It's listed under the Club Patches category.
In small clubs, the Vice President is usually involved in making club decisions, but he doesn't have many specific duties. The office may even be combined with another, such as public relations chair or treasurer. In larger clubs, the Vice President is sometimes in charge of organizing events. In fact, huge clubs may have more than one Vice President. One might be in charge of rallies and large public events while another is in charge of planning small, members-only activities.
This version of the Vice President Patch is done in white, but it's also available in yellow or in red if that fits better with your club's colors. The patch measures three inches across by an inch tall and is designed to be worn on the front of your vest or jacket. You can iron it on to any canvas material or, if you're putting it on leather, you can sew it on.
