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Just a thought here:
Add a small 1% patch as only about 1% of the people you run into will understand the concept. Also add a small MC patch in the mix for "More Comics".
That should cover it.
Patch, huh? You're not a hardcore biker out joining the club. Try not to be the insta-biker either flashing a bunch of just purchased patches. Accumulate them as you go thru life.
Welcome to the forum. Happy you are here. And as best you can, ignore those whose main purpose here is to incite discord. There are a lot of nice guys here but there are a few who constantly look for how they can put someone down. They tend to post mainly in this, the Off Topic and the Political Open Discussion sections.
i'm an anime fan. I didn't get the reference. so I'm thinking that very, very few in bike land will get it either. many will take it as an insult. I wouldn't chance it.
30 years ago a patch meant something and there was some rules involved wearing one. Today every swinging dick and his grandmother has a patch of some kind so it pretty much means squat, go for it you are over thinking this way too much nobody cares.
Thanks for the welcome and thanks for all the feedback everyone. I truly appreciate it.
I think I'm going to trust my instincts here and just not get the patch. If anything I'll just do something totally custom with no type.
I did this design recently and thought it might make a badass patch:
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