Classic Motorcycle Embroidery Design, Biker Machine Embroidery Pattern, Instant Download

The motorcycle here is a full side profile of a classic cruiser-style bike, you get the whole thing from the front wheel spokes right back to the tail light. Engine block is visible and detailed, exhaust pipes run low along the side, and the handlebars have that swept-back cafe racer lean. Not a cartoon, its a proper mechanical profile that actually looks like a bike someone would ride.

Three colours in total, a black outline, a medium grey for the chrome and body panels, and a darker tone for the seat and exhaust headers. The engine area has the highest density stitching, up to 55,826 stitches on the 6.4 inch version, so the detail in that section is genuinely suprised people when they see it up close. Directional stitch fills on the body panels give it that metallic sheen effect.

Last year Ive had guys ordering this mostly for vest backs and weekend bag panels. One customer in Texas had his daughter stitch 4 of these onto his old leather riding vest and sent me photos. Looked like a real custom piece. Use a heavyweight cutaway stabiliser for this one, the stitch density demands it especially on the engine block section.

Five sizes from 2.99 inches wide up to 6.4 inches. The smallest works on a front chest pocket. The 6 inch size fills a jacket back panel well without needing to go edge to edge. Run it on denim, black cotton twill, canvas, or heavier fleece for the cleanest result.

Avoid thin jersey fabric, the weight of those dense fill sections can distort the knit and youll lose the mechanical clean lines. Dm me with any file issues and Ill have it fixed.