Dirt Bike Rider Embroidery Design, Motocross Pattern, Instant Download

Motocross rider leaning into it hard, full gear on, front wheel just coming up off the ground. Dark navy racing suit with light blue panels, red and white helmet, blue bike frame with red accents and chunky black knobby tyres. The rider is hunched forward in that recognisable attack position you see on every real motocross track. My son rides and he spotted this one instantly, said it looked like his mate Jake who does regional circuit stuff.

7 colours and the stitch count runs from 34,373 on the 4 inch size all the way up to 78,131 on the largest 8 inch version. The suit uses directional stitching to give the fabric panels some depth and each tyre section has its own fill pattern so it doesnt just look like a black blob. Digitised in my main digitising tool which is why the detail holds even at smaller sizes.

Stitch it on a charcoal or navy shirt and the design reads well from across the room. Skip light grey or white fabric for the largest size because the navy suit can look washed out without enough contrast underneath. Cotton and cotton polyester blends work best, denim works great on jacket backs.

Add cutaway behind this one regardless of fabric. The density peaks around the helmet and the tyre sections and any movement in the backing will throw off the fill alignment. Hoop firmly, run a test on scrap fabric first since the 7 colour changes happen pretty fast mid-design.

Comes in 5 sizes from 4 inches up to 8 inches wide so it fits on a youth shirt front, an adult tee chest, or a jacket back panel. Send me a note if there are any file issues and Ill get it sorted.