Motorcycle Emblem Bags
Description: Celebrate the legacy of America’s first motorcycle company with this vintage Indian Motorcycle 1901 design. Featuring the iconic Native American chief profile within a bold circular emblem, this artwork captures over a century of motorcycling heritage. With distressed textures and timeless colors, it reflects the golden age of motorcycles, freedom, and the open road. Perfect for riders, collectors of classic bike memorabilia, and fans of old-school motor culture, this piece is a tribute to speed, power, and tradition.
Description: Celebrate the legacy of America’s first motorcycle company with this vintage Indian Motorcycle 1901 design. Featuring the iconic Native American chief profile within a bold circular emblem, this artwork captures over a century of motorcycling heritage. With distressed textures and timeless colors, it reflects the golden age of motorcycles, freedom, and the open road. Perfect for riders, collectors of classic bike memorabilia, and fans of old-school motor culture, this piece is a tribute to speed, power, and tradition.
Description: A graphic featuring a skull wearing a black helmet with red stripes. The skull faces forward with an intense expression. Behind the skull is a red and white shield emblem. Below the skull and emblem, the text "MOTORCYCLE" is displayed in bold, stylized white letters with a grey outline and red accents.
Description: The "Indian Motocycle Co." was founded as the Hendee Manufacturing Company by George M. Hendee in 1897 to manufacture bicycles. These were initially badged as "Silver King" and "Silver Queen" brands but the name "American Indian", quickly shortened to just "Indian", was adopted by Hendee from 1898 onwards because it gave better product recognition in export markets. Oscar Hedstrom joined in 1900. Both Hendee and Hedstrom were former bicycle racers and manufacturers, and after building three prototypes in Middletown, Connecticut,[5] they teamed up to produce a motorcycle with a 1.75 bhp, single-cylinder engine in Hendee's home town of Springfield. The motorcycle was successful and sales increased dramatically during the next decade.
Description: Unleash the spirit of the road. This "RIDE OR DIE" heavy metal emblem from anidiots studio features an aggressive front-view classic motorcycle flanked by fiery skulls and blazing 3D chrome text. Grounded by a custom piston-crossbones design, this high-contrast, detailed graphic is built for bikers, gearheads, and hardcore riders. Best viewed on black or dark-colored apparel to let the flames pop.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a blue and yellow vintage motorcycle in the center, set against a red and yellow checkered background. The outer border contains the text 'AUTHORIZED' at the top and 'SERVICE' at the bottom, with stars interspersed. Text 'HONDA' and 'ZA' are visible on the motorcycle.
Description: Featuring a bearded rider with neck tattoos framed by a heavy motorcycle drive chain and vintage bike handlebars. A bold statement design crafted for custom chopper builders, inked fathers, and open-road riders.
Bearded Tattooed Motorcycle Dad Biker Chain Emblem Bag
by Blossom Bouquet Gallery
$19 $24
Description: Celebrate the Route 66 skull centennial with a motorcycle style emblem inspired by the historic Mother Road. Marking 100 years of highway history, this bold design is made for road trip travelers, motorcycle riders, Route 66 enthusiasts and fans of classic American road culture. A strong choice for commemorating the legendary route, planning an open road adventure or honoring a love of highway history.
Description: The Norton Motorcycle T-shirt is a simple piece of cloth that depicts a legend in the world of motorbikes. Norton, a British motorcycle company that has been around since the early 20th century, has created an impressive history in the motorcycle industry. One way to celebrate their heritage is by wearing a Norton Motorcycle t-shirt.
Description: Highlighting classic land speed trials, this Vintage Motorcycle Racing emblem captures the essence of Cafe Racer Culture. Ideal for enthusiasts of Bonneville Salt Flats history, this design celebrates vintage speed with bold circular badge artwork. This Vintage Motorcycle Racing graphic makes a perfect gift for mechanics and motor lovers.
Vintage Motorcycle Racing Bonneville Salt Flats Biker Gear Bag
by PopArtyParty
$19 $24
Description: A powerful and detailed monochromatic vector illustration of a classic V-twin motorcycle engine centered on a shield with majestic spread wings. Featuring the bold text "HARDCORE" and "RIDE FREE" on decorative ribbons, this design embodies the spirit of the open road. Perfect for motorcycle club patches, garage signage, t-shirt prints, stickers, and automotive branding. High-quality engraving style.
Description: In 1897, industry pioneer George M. Hendee founded a bicycle production company called the Hendee Manufacturing Company. Along with co-founder and chief engineer Oscar Hedstrom, Hendee opened the company’s first factory in downtown Springfield in 1901. What followed was half a century of unparalleled growth in motorcycle production and innovation, and foundational leadership in curating a true American riding culture. In 1923, the company changed its name from The Hendee Manufacturing Company to The Indian Motocycle Company – no ‘r’ in ‘motocycle’ when the word was first used with the name Indian. Less than two decades later, Sturgis, South-Dakota -based Jackpine Gypsies rider group held a race called the Black Hills Classic.
