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There are some biker patches that say things most of us are thinking. This patch is one of them. It says, "Warning, I will more than likely offend you at some point." You know you think it all the time.



Modern society is home to a small group of people who are perpetually offended. They seem like a large group because they are so vocal. But in reality, they are not the majority. Most of us wear our big boy pants and let things roll off our backs.



Speaking of rolling off the back, the I Will More Than Likely Offend You patch only measures 4 x 1.5 inches. This is to say that it will be overwhelmed by the back patch on your biker jacket or vest. If you want to put other patches on the back, you are better off with upper and lower rockers.



Smaller patches like this one are better suited for the front of your jacket or vest. Anywhere on the breast area works well. If you havepockets, just above one pocket or the other is ideal.



We have also seen bikers who prefer denim jackets and vests in warm weather. We've seen them sew the smaller patches on to the collars. It's a unique location, but it works. Anywhere you can mount this patch so that people can see and read it gets the job done.



Chances are you are not part of the perpetually offended crowd. To avoid any future offense with this patch, set down the iron and pull out the needle and thread instead. Sewing around the entire perimeter of the patch will keep it secure and simultaneously prevent the edges from curling up. We suspect that's what you're after.

There is no rule that says all bikers need to be men. Truth be told, plenty of women enjoy the biker lifestyle as well. They get the same thrill out of the freedom of the open road, the wind in their faces, and nothing but time to go wherever their two wheels take them. If you count yourself among them, we have a fantastic back patch for you.



The Lady Rider Unicorn large biker back patch is just waiting to be sewn to the back of your leather jacket or your leather or denim vest. At 10 x 5.1 inches, it is plenty big enough for everyone riding behind you to see and read. Likewise, the stunning colors are worth looking at all on their own.



A winged unicorn is the centerpiece. Numerous shades of blue, purple, and pink draw your attention while a banner featuring the text 'LADY RIDER', in black letters with pink borders, tells the story. Two roses under the unicorn head complete the picture.



We have seen a lot of very colorful biker patches over the years. Some even sport a larger variety of colors compared to the Lady Rider Unicorn patch. But there is something about the design of this particular piece that makes it truly stand out. The artist behind the design certainly knows how to utilize color to make a statement.



Its size makes this patch ideal for your back. If you are tempted to try to iron it to your clothing, we strongly urge you not to. Hot irons and leather don't tend to mix well. Rather, pull out the old-fashioned needle and thread and hand sew it to your jacket or vest. Sewing will keep it secure for years to come. You and the patch will both be happier that way.

Have you ever noticed how so many car drivers seem like they can't get to where they're going fast enough? They lay on the gas and weave in and out of traffic like devils on a mission. We're guessing they haven't learned that the journey is often more important than the destination.



Bikers know the score. They know it is not the destination, but the ride. That's what this small biker patch is all about. It lets everybody know that you are less concerned about where you're going and more concerned about enjoying the ride to get there. That is why you ride a bike, right?



Maybe car drivers don't get it because they've never felt the wind smacking them in the face at 60 miles per hour. They've never felt the rumble of a Harley, or the sense of freedom bikers feel as they ride down the road, free from the confines of an enclosed cab.



Whatever the case, you know it's not the destination. It's the ride. You are going to take as long as necessary to get where you're going while having a good time doing it. It may take you all day to make a trip car drivers make in a couple of hours. That's okay. The ride is worth it.



The It's Not the Destination It's the Ride biker patch measures 3.75 x 1.5 inches. It features white and red block letters against a black background. A black border finishes everything off. It also features quality 100% rayon thread and twill fabric. The plastic backing offers an iron-on glue, though we always recommend sewing patches on with needle and thread.



If you agree the ride is more important than the destination, you need this patch. It tells the whole story.

How do you feel about women with buxom figures? How about men with monster thighs? If you are a fan of either, we have a biker patch for you. It says 'Thick Thighs Save Lives'.



We cannot take credit for this one. The phrase has been the stuff of internet memes for a couple of years now. But we can take credit for giving you a funny biker patch to put on your jeans or vest.



We did a little digging around to see if we could find out the origins of the phrase. We failed. Some people attribute it to anime, the Japanese version of cartoon animation. Others assign it to Ashley Graham's social media behavior. Still others attribute it to the workout culture.



Regardless of its source, the phrase plays on scientific data that suggests people with thicker thighs are at lower risk for heart disease. But before you jump up and down with joy, there's a caveat: it appears as though you need to have thick thighs built on muscle mass. If it's little muscle and more fat, the benefits apparently aren't there.



Now that you know the basics of 'thick thighs save lives', you can do with it as you please. Whether you believe it or not is up to you. As for our biker patch, it's the perfect size for the back pocket of your favorite pair of jeans. It is the ideal patch if you fill your jeans with thick thighs. And if that's the case, perhaps you want a patch for every pair of jeans in your closet. We don't mind. We have plenty to sell.



As always, you are getting a high-quality biker patch that should provide many years of reliable service. So buck up and place your order today.

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.

We love dream catchers here at The Cheap Place. A lot of our customers appreciate them, too. They are a reminder that there are more important things in life than fame, fortune, and money. But enough of the philosophical mutterings. Let's talk about the Dream Catcher Eagle Feather embroidered iron-on biker patch.



Right off the bat, this patch is the perfect size for the back of your vest or jacket. It measures 12 x 12 inches and, being circular, nicely accommodates both upper and lower rockers. Adding both rockers would provide a concentric frame that would give the patch some extra pop. Not that it needs any.



The image depicted on this biker patch stands on its own thanks to a clever color palette and the perfect blend of Native American symbols. There is just enough color here to get your attention but not so much as to overpower the image itself.



You may appreciate this biker patch for its calm and peaceful imagery. There is certainly no intimidation here. Unlike some of the other biker patches in our collection, this one doesn't threaten to leap off the back of your leathers and slap somebody in the face. In fact, stare at this patch long enough and you just might find your happy place.



A sturdy plastic backing gives the Dream Catcher Eagle Feather patch the body it needs to hold firmly in place. As always, we recommend sewing the patch on. Don't worry if your sewing skills aren't aesthetically beautiful. A black border and black thread will hide your work from view.



If you've been looking for a back patch that evokes peace and tranquility, this could be the one for you. It deserves a home on the back of your jacket or vest.

You could line up a hundred biker patches side-by-side, look at them all fairly closely, and discover that none of them really stand out among the rest. They are all good-looking patches worthy of a place on a biker's jacket are vest, but none of them really grab your attention. Well, the Wild Boar Tusks embroidered iron-on biker patch doesn't fit in that group.



This is one biker patch that screams for attention. First of all, the subject matter is pretty unique: a boar's head. How many other boar's head biker patches have you seen in your life? Oh, they are out there. But they aren't nearly as popular as skulls, dream catchers, and American flags.



We did some digging around to find out if there was any symbolism here. It turns out that the boar head means many different things to many ancient cultures. We like the Celtic symbolism best. The ancient Celts considered the boar fertile, fearless, and strong. But they also feared the animal for its stubbornness and ability to create chaos.



Maybe these are all qualities you want to portray as a biker. Or perhaps you are a gentle giant but just what people think you are scary. Either way, you cannot go wrong choosing this biker patch to wear on your back. It measures 12 x 11 inches and includes a sturdy plastic backing that ensures the patch will hold up for a long, long time.



Its unique shape makes the Wild Boar Tusks embroidered iron-on biker patch a bit more challenging to sew to your leathers, but the extra time and work is worth it. Once this puppy is firmly affixed to your vest or jacket, you won't be able to ride your bike without being noticed.

Are you feeling lucky? Are you looking for a new biker patch for the back of your jacket? Check out the Red Bandanna Skull 8-Ball Aceof Spades embroidered biker patch from The Cheap Place. You are going to love this one!



Right off the bat is the skeleton wearing a red bandanna. He doesn't look like the kind of guy you would want to meet in a dark alley. He's wearing a leather biker jacket with a patch on his left shoulder that says, 'Biker Life'. Even without the rest of the items depicted in the image, the skeleton biker would be enough to let the entire world know you appreciate the biker lifestyle.



Throw in the Magic 8-Ball, the ace of spades, and a pair of lucky dice, and this patch says you are willing to take chances. You're not a cautious soul who tends to live life on the boring side. You don't mind risk. You do not mind getting your hands dirty and maybe getting a few bugs in your teeth. When you get on your bike to ride, all bets are off.



Rest assured this 12 x 12-inch back patch is more than capable of living up to your rough-and-tumble lifestyle. Its rigid plastic backing provides the perfect foundation for intricate embroidery in white, red, and multiple shades of gray. There is even some black thrown in for definition.



The Red Bandana Skull patch is one of the larger back patches in our inventory. It should fit nicely between the shoulders of your leather vest or denim jacket. Be sure to sew it in place, as ironing is not all that good for leather. Besides which, needle and thread will keep the patch more secure.

There is something about the American bald eagle that captures one's attention. Maybe it's the fact that this is such a majestic bird in flight and form. Perhaps it's because the bald eagle is one of our national symbols. Either way, images depicting the eagle resonate with so many people.



It makes sense that we would offer a biker patch devoted exclusively to the eagle. That's what you get with this one. The Brown Eagle large, embroidered iron-on biker patch requires no embellishments. There is nothing fancy here. You get the eagle in all its glory, in monochrome brown against a black background.



Sew this patch on your denim jacket or vest and it will stand out clearly. The contrast between brown and blue will be unmistakable. If you wear black or brown leather, complementing the eagle with contrasting top and bottom rockers will keep the patch visible.



The Brown Eagle large, embroidered iron-on biker patch screams freedom. The image makes it clear to anyone who sees it that you value freedom. Whether you are on your bike or climbing out of the SUV with your family, there will be no question.



Here at The Cheap Place, we offer all sorts of large back patches for bikers. So many of them include depictions of eagles that it's hard for us to give an exact number. Needless to say,the eagle is an important symbol to the biker culture. You know this, which is why this patch appeals to you.



As always, the size and weight of this patch suggest that you attach it to your jacket or vest with a heavy-duty thread. If you don't know how to sew, get this patch and learn. You will kill two birds with one stone, so to speak.

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.