One of Shakespeare's most famous plays is Hamlet, and from that play, one of the most-well known quotes is 'to be or not to be, that is the question'. This quote is parodied a lot on signs, stickers, and posters. Now it's been given a biker twist on this To Ride Or Not To Ride Stupid Question Patch. The full text reads, 'To ride or not to ride. That is a stupid question'. It's one of the Funny Patches you'll find on The Cheap Place.
The original quote is a part of Hamlet's most famous monologue. In fact, it may be the most famous Shakespearean monologue out of all of his plays. Even if they haven't read the play, most people will understand what this patch is referring to, so you won't have to explain it that often. Hamlet's line is about life and death and if it's better for him to die, but this patch is not that serious. It mocks the 'to be or not to be' line by saying that the question of riding or not riding is stupid: there's obviously only one right answer, and that answer is to ride!
The To Ride Or Not To Ride patch measures four inches across and two inches tall. Most of the embroidered text is in white, but 'Ride' and 'Stupid' are done in bright orange. There's also a small skull on the left hand side, which might be a reference to the character of Yorick from Hamlet. This embroidered patch can be ironed on to most materials, but if you're going to put it on leather, be sure you sew it on using the die cut borders so you don't ruin the material. Do you want a lot of these patches? Ask about purchasing wholesale motorcycle patches!
