Aggressive Racing Motorcycle Embroidery Design, Biker Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

The front fairing of the bike has a face on it. Not subtle. Full cartoon villain treatment, two yellow glowing eyes, a wide open mouth with bared teeth, the kind of expression that belongs on a manga character pushing redline. Its leaning hard into the viewer, nose-first, like its already past you before you noticed it coming.

The rider is crouched tight over the tank in full racing position. Red suit, red helmet, totally merged with the bike visually so the whole thing reads as one aggressive shape. Dark grey-purple handles the frame, swing arm and wheels. A royal blue panel runs along the fairing side. Horizontal speed lines shoot out from the rear wheel and the sides of the body, the classic shorthand for going very fast.

13 colours, 13 colour changes, 112 trims on the smallest 3-inch size. This one takes time to run but its worth it. The satin fill on the red panels is dense and catches the light, and the black outlines are thick enough to read from a metre away. At the big sizes especially, this really does look like a professionally made patch rather than a home project.

Dont try running this on light fabric without proper backing. Go with denim, canvas or heavy cotton twill for a job this heavy. Back with a stable cutaway and the 74,069 stitches at the biggest size will sit flat and clean. Use a second layer of stabiliser on anything lighter or the red fill will pucker. Test on a swatch first if your machine hasnt run stitch counts this high before. Skip thin knit jersey entirely at the large sizes.

I get orders from motorcycle clubs and biker event organisers every few months, usually in small batches for crew jackets or back vest patches. People use this on back jacket panels, track day bags, gear pouches. Last summer he ordered the 8-inch version for a denim vest back panel and it came out looking like a proper licensed patch. If somethings got a motor and goes fast, this belongs on it.