Side Rocker Question
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10-06-2010 | 05:52 PM
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Side Rocker Question
I'm not saying i know it all but, i kinda know the basics on the patches it a big no-no if you wear a 3pp if you haven't got the ok from a dominate MC in your area.
really any patch that you haven't earned is just kinda poser-ish. but i have to ask.
i want to put a side patch on my vest that says" So. Cal" the only real reason why i want it is because mainly this is my state, I grow up here and im very proud of were im from thats it.
anyone care to put some light on this.
really any patch that you haven't earned is just kinda poser-ish. but i have to ask.
i want to put a side patch on my vest that says" So. Cal" the only real reason why i want it is because mainly this is my state, I grow up here and im very proud of were im from thats it.
anyone care to put some light on this.
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10-07-2010 | 04:17 PM
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I would say definitely not. putting an area rocker on is a big deal. And before the peanut gallery chimes in, I will say: yes, you can wear whatever you want, you are in America, you are a grown-up, there is the 2nd ammendment, blahblahblah.
realize what consequences that may come and if its worth it, go ahead.
realize what consequences that may come and if its worth it, go ahead.
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10-08-2010 | 03:26 AM
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What I would do if I were you and I truely wanted a patch to show my support for my beloved state is first sow an American Flag patch (in the proper direction of course) and a state flag patch beneath that.
That might not be "biker" enough for some, or at least what some peoples ideas may be, but it would accomplish what you want to accomplish and would actually be in traditional American custom if I may...
just a thought, but what do I know...
That might not be "biker" enough for some, or at least what some peoples ideas may be, but it would accomplish what you want to accomplish and would actually be in traditional American custom if I may...
just a thought, but what do I know...
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10-10-2010 | 12:22 AM
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Not a great idea. I am not a 1%er, but I do know that "claiming territory" is a touchy subject in that world. If you plan on wearing that when you ride, be prepared for someone, someday bothering you about it.
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10-10-2010 | 03:06 PM
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[QUOTE=Jesse Rodriguez;7379375].
really any patch that you haven't earned is just kinda poser-ish. but i have to ask.
QUOTE]
and you want to wear a state gut rocker?
really any patch that you haven't earned is just kinda poser-ish. but i have to ask.
QUOTE]
and you want to wear a state gut rocker?
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#10
10-11-2010 | 01:00 PM
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From: south dakota
What I would do if I were you and I truely wanted a patch to show my support for my beloved state is first sow an American Flag patch (in the proper direction of course) and a state flag patch beneath that.
That might not be "biker" enough for some, or at least what some peoples ideas may be, but it would accomplish what you want to accomplish and would actually be in traditional American custom if I may...
just a thought, but what do I know...
That might not be "biker" enough for some, or at least what some peoples ideas may be, but it would accomplish what you want to accomplish and would actually be in traditional American custom if I may...
just a thought, but what do I know...