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Cafe Racer Patch Rider Motorcycle Round Red Black Beige – Embroidered Retro Rockers Biker Patch Iron-On Sew-On

Cafe Racer Patch Rider Motorcycle Round Red Black Beige – Embroidered Retro Rockers Biker Patch Iron-On Sew-On

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Cafe Racer Patch Rider Motorcycle Round Red Black Beige Embroidered

A classic embroidered round patch featuring a helmeted rider tucked low over a vintage café racer motorcycle, with bold red "CAFE" lettering and "RACER" on a speed stripe – a must-have collectible patch for café racer riders, rockers, ton-up boys and lovers of vintage British motorcycle culture worldwide. The café racer was born in 1950s and 60s Britain, when young Rockers stripped down their Triumphs, Nortons and BSAs and raced from café to café to hit "the ton" – 100 mph. The patch is a round format with a bold beige merrowed outer border. The background is filled with bold dark black twill embroidery and a wide beige speed stripe across the middle. The design: Lettering: "CAFE" in large red brush-style letters with beige outline at the top, and "RACER" in black block letters on the beige stripe. Rider: a helmeted rider in beige and black line art crouched over the tank. Bike: a vintage café racer with round headlight and spoked wheels, riding out of the circle toward the viewer. A bold, retro, red, black and beige Cafe Racer round collectible biker patch.

  • Size: 75mm diameter (round)
  • Patch color: Red, black & beige
  • Design: Cafe Racer patch – red "CAFE" brush lettering; "RACER" on beige speed stripe; helmeted rider on vintage motorcycle; round retro biker patch
  • Premium embroidery – clean round edges, durable finish
  • Iron-on or sew-on backing
  • Perfect for leather jackets, biker vests, kutten, denim, bags & caps
  • Perfect gift for café racer riders, rockers & classic bike fans

How to Apply

  1. Place the patch on the desired fabric
  2. Cover with a thin cloth or baking paper
  3. Press with a hot iron for 30–45 seconds with firm pressure
  4. Let cool and press edges firmly for a secure bond
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