Red Knights MC as well as a member of STAR Touring and Riding.
Patch holders?
- Thread starter acomeaux33cx
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They even sell patches from TV shows MCs...
http://cyclepatch.com/site.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=473&zenid=5d57d2eec38dab3398abf4a6c9502558
I would really laugh if I saw someone wearing this. I saw someone with a Black Label Society patch set (rocker and all) at the grocery store the other day.
-int15
http://cyclepatch.com/site.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=473&zenid=5d57d2eec38dab3398abf4a6c9502558
I would really laugh if I saw someone wearing this. I saw someone with a Black Label Society patch set (rocker and all) at the grocery store the other day.
-int15
richierich781
New Member
I have a 2nd Inf Division Combat Patch! hehe
As corny as it may sound, I get the whole "feeling of belonging" when someone else on a bike sees me while I'm riding and waves at me. Makes me smile every time 
I would join a club/group only for the sake of hanging out with like-minded people who simply enjoy riding. But it takes a bit of time and dedication that I just don't think I would put in to it.
I would join a club/group only for the sake of hanging out with like-minded people who simply enjoy riding. But it takes a bit of time and dedication that I just don't think I would put in to it.
Not a bad idea. I've got combat patches from both Panama and Saudi. It'd be cool to sport them on my right sleeve. Gotta think about how to affix them to the textile mesh, below the shoulder armor, but above the elbow armor. :thumbup:
that's a sharp idea!!! i like it i got one from Iraq and i may have to steal this idea
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I've been approached by a few clubs in town to join. All of them are just family type clubs, not involved in anything bad (supposedly) But the negative stigma is there, especially in San Diego. If anyone has seen the new show on Discovery "Devils Ride" I've seen that club around town. In fact I kind of got stuck between 4 cop cars when they were driving by the club at a local bar not far from my house. They're supposedly not an outlaw club either. But there are a LOT of outlaw clubs in town and I've some minor contact with them. The other night at a car show my wife saw a member of a club known for gun running and drug dealing in east San Diego County in front of us walking around looking at the bikes and she goes "why would you wear something that says you're a **********?" (I'm not naming the club intentionally) in a fairly loud voice.
I could have killed her. You have to be careful around here when you come up on a group of Harleys in the canyons and look at their backs. If you recognize the name, probably not a good idea to go blowing past them. They take offense to that. I understand the idea of having a club and to fly proud colors to show you belong to something you love. But most clubs around town are either bad ass clubs you don't want to mess with, or they're wannabe clubs that just want to look like they're someone you don't want to mess with.
I am not in a club and still manage to do an autism awareness ride every year. I also ride the toys for tots, as well as several other local things.
Most people who ride alone do it for the escape path, the serenty, Most people who ride in groups like the security, and feel it gives them something in common. both good reasons. People who join clubs, understand it is a mild to wild gang life style, I don't need to have the permission or be put through some b.s. to feel like I am part of something. You want to be in a gang, or feel the belonging, family, whatever it is ya need? Join the worlds strongest gang, the U.S. Military.
If you enjoy the club go with it.
Prospect???????????????? lol! :wtfgun:
I just had a really serious stupid question..... I do actually belong to a club. I think..... Rescue riders... It is more of an organization for parades, and such. I also ride with a medics kit in my bag at all times. I am working on getting an emt liscense so I can carry a difib.!
Oh yeh.... does that count?
Oh yeh.... does that count?
richierich781
New Member
I was thinking of the same thing but on a leather jacket, but on a mesh jacket you might have to hand sew it. you can also add on your combat action or CIB badge if you have one, or strip your whole dress uni minus the ribbons and transfer them to a jacket, but that might be a little too much, lol.
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Don't need any license for that. You can buy them online, though they're a bit pricey. Depending on what state you're in, you may need to take a course covering their use to qualify for "good samaritan" protections and might need to register it. Rescuer level CPR (full day course) from either AHA or ARC covers the training requirement in every state I've ever checked.
Of course, your organization may have rules that go beyond the basic legal requirements. Legally, you can buy these things and keep one with you, they're designed to be foolproof: AED Superstore
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NightmareSoldier
Member
Im patched in with Fire and Iron, station 161. Were a Firefighters riding club. No discrimination on choice of bike, gear or anything for that matter. Im the only sport bike in the club, the others are cruisers and what not. And the most we deal with 1%'s is making peace where we can or turning our colors inside out at the request of thier club. We ride together to have a good time, we dont look for trouble.
Deathdiesel
New Member
Not a holder, or do I really want to. The biggest group around here are the Christian Bikers, and honestly they all seem to be pretty nice. Although they all always wear bright yellow, with their black leather vests saying christian whatever bikers. But like I said they are almost always quite nice.
1,500 in 24 hrs isn't that bad... I did 981 in 18 hrs on my old honda shadow 1100.
Note that the bike wasn't set up for long distances, and stopping for fuel every 125 miles sucked!
This bike might be better with getting 160-190 miles out of a tank. I need a seat first though!
godwearsblack
New Member
im a full patch member and secretary with United Knights, we are a family club, we all have a wife and kids, while yes we stunt a little, we are a peaceful club , we all love bikes and will go out riding on the weekends, no drama, just riding, and after a ride, if food, evetybody loves to eat haha