
Published October 12, 2025 by Michael Le Pard , Editor‑in‑Chief
Total Motorcycle Bikers Dictionary
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Tats or Toos – Tattoos
T.W.O. Patch — Patch for bike‑only riders. | ||
T.W.O. Rider — Rider who lives bike‑only lifestyle. | ||
Tab Out — Slang for leaving a biker bar or event after paying your tab. | ||
Tab Out Patch — Patch mocking early exits. | ||
Tab Out Rider — Rider who leaves early. | ||
Table‑Top Jump — Motocross jump with a flat top, safer than a double jump. | ||
Table‑Top Patch — Patch for MX riders. | ||
Table‑Top Rider — Rider skilled at motocross jumps. | ||
Tach — Slang for tachometer, measuring engine RPM. | ||
Tach Flash — Quick glance at tachometer during acceleration. | ||
Tach Flash — Quick glance at the tachometer during acceleration. | ||
Tach Flash Patch — Patch for tach‑obsessed riders. | ||
Tach Flash Rider — Rider who constantly checks RPM. | ||
Tach Out — To reach maximum RPM, often hitting the rev limiter. | ||
Tach Patch — Patch for riders who redline often. | ||
Tachometer — Instrument gauge that displays engine revolutions per minute (RPM). | ||
Tachometer Patch — Patch for tach‑focused riders. | ||
Tachometer Rider — Rider who tunes by RPM. | ||
Taco Bike — Slang for a bent wheel shaped like a taco. | ||
Taco Fairing — Slang for a bent or damaged fairing. | ||
Taco Patch — Patch mocking crash damage. | ||
Taco Rider — Rider known for wrecked plastics. | ||
Taco Rider — Rider who wrecks wheels often. | ||
Tag — Slang for license plate. | ||
Tag Out — Slang for leaving a group ride early. | ||
Tag Out Patch — Patch mocking early exits. | ||
Tag Out Rider — Rider who frequently drops out. | ||
Tag Patch — Patch for legal compliance. | ||
Tag Run — Ride to renew registration or “tag” a bike. | ||
Tagged — Old slang for spotting an undercover cop in a biker bar or club. | ||
Tagged Patch — Patch for watchful riders. | ||
Tagged Rider — Rider who warns others of undercover cops. | ||
Tagger — Rider who marks territory with stickers/patches. | ||
Tagger Patch — Patch for graffiti‑style riders. | ||
Tagger Rider — Rider known for tagging. | ||
Tail Bag — Small luggage mounted on rear seat. | ||
Tail Bag Patch — Patch for minimalist tourers. | ||
Tail Bag Rider — Rider who packs light. | ||
Tail Chop — Removing or shortening the rear fender for style. | ||
Tail Chop Patch — Patch for chopped customs. | ||
Tail Chop Rider — Rider with bobbed fender. | ||
Tail Dragger — Custom motorcycle with a low rear fender. | ||
Tail Dragger Patch — Patch for low‑rider bikes. | ||
Tail Dragger Rider — Rider of slammed customs. | ||
Tail End Charlie — Another term for the last rider in a group (sweep). | ||
Tail End Patch — Patch for sweep riders. | ||
Tail End Rider — Rider who rides sweep. | ||
Tail Gunner — Rider at the back of a group, responsible for safety and communication. | ||
Tail Gunner Patch — Patch for sweep riders. | ||
Tail Gunner Rider — Rider who volunteers as rear guard. | ||
Tail Light — Rear light for visibility and signaling. | ||
Tail Light Check — Slang for following too closely. | ||
Tail Light Patch — Patch for safety‑minded riders. | ||
Tail Pack — Rear luggage pack mounted on the seat or rack. | ||
Tail Pack — Rear luggage pack. | ||
Tail Pack Patch — Patch for minimalist touring. | ||
Tail Pack Rider — Rider who uses tail packs. | ||
Tail Whip — Rear of the bike sliding out, often in stunts. | ||
Tail Whip Patch — Patch for stunt riders. | ||
Tail Whip Rider — Rider skilled at sliding. | ||
Tailwind — Wind pushing from behind, aiding speed and fuel economy. | ||
Tailwind Patch — Patch for long‑distance runs. | ||
Tailwind Rider — Rider who benefits from wind assistance. | ||
Tall Bar Patch — Patch for ape‑hanger riders. | ||
Tall Bar Rider — Rider with tall bars. | ||
Tall Bars — Ape‑hanger handlebars. | ||
Tall Bike — Custom motorcycle with extended frame or forks. | ||
Tall Gear Patch — Patch for tall‑gear setups. | ||
Tall Gear Rider — Rider who prefers highway gearing. | ||
Tall Gears — High final drive ratio, giving lower RPM at cruising speeds. | ||
Tall Patch — Patch for tall‑bar riders. | ||
Tang — Sidestand tab designed for the rider’s toe to push down. | ||
Tang Patch — Patch with sidestand imagery. | ||
Tang Rider — Rider who uses sidestand tang. | ||
Tank — Slang for fuel tank. | ||
Tank Bag — Bag mounted on fuel tank. | ||
Tank Bib — Leather cover protecting tank. | ||
Tank Pad — Adhesive protector for tank. | ||
Tank Patch — Patch for riders who survived wobble. | ||
Tank Slapper — Violent handlebar wobble. | ||
Tank Slapper Patch — Patch for wobble survivors. | ||
Tank Slapper Rider — Rider who survived wobble. | ||
Tanked — Slang for drunk rider. | ||
Tanked Out — Bike running out of fuel. | ||
Tanked Patch — Patch mocking careless riders. | ||
Tanked Up — Slang for drunk rider. | ||
Tanked Up Patch — Patch mocking careless riders. | ||
Tanked Up Rider — Rider who drinks heavily. | ||
Tanker — Large touring motorcycle. | ||
Tanker Patch — Patch for big‑bike riders. | ||
Tanker Rider — Rider of heavy tourers. | ||
Tap Dance — Slang for frantic gear shifting. | ||
Tap Dance Patch — Patch mocking poor shifting. | ||
Tap Dance Rider — Rider who shifts excessively. | ||
Tap Out — Slang for giving up in a race or ride. | ||
Tap Out Patch — Patch mocking quitters. | ||
Tap Out Rider — Rider who quits early. | ||
Tapper — Rider who constantly taps brakes. | ||
Tapper Patch — Patch mocking brake‑tappers. | ||
Tapper Rider — Rider mocked for nervous braking. | ||
Tappet — Valve train component that adjusts or transfers motion to valves. | ||
Tappet Noise — Clicking sound from worn or loose tappets. | ||
Tappet Patch — Patch for mechanics. | ||
Tar Baby — Slang for sticky asphalt patch that can grab tires. | ||
Tar Baby Patch — Patch mocking tar crashes. | ||
Tar Baby Rider — Rider who crashes on tar. | ||
Tar Snake — Slippery road crack filled with tar, dangerous in heat. | ||
Tar Snake Patch — Patch for surviving tar snakes. | ||
Tar Snake Rider — Rider who crashes on tar snakes. | ||
Target Fixation — Rider staring at an obstacle and unintentionally steering into it. | ||
Target Fixation Patch — Patch for overcoming fixation. | ||
Target Fixation Rider — Rider prone to fixation. | ||
Target Patch — Patch for overcoming fixation. | ||
Target Rider — Rider prone to target fixation. | ||
Tarmac — British slang for asphalt or pavement. | ||
Tarmac Burner — Rider who rides aggressively on pavement. | ||
Tarmac Patch — Patch for road warriors. | ||
Tarmac Rider — Rider who prefers asphalt. | ||
Tarmac Terror — Rider feared for aggressive highway dominance. | ||
Tarmac Terror Patch — Patch for aggressive road riders. | ||
Tarmac Terror Rider — Rider feared on highways. | ||
Tarred Up — Slang for sticky tires after racing. | ||
Tarred Up Patch — Patch for track racers. | ||
Tarred Up Rider — Rider with hot race tires. | ||
Tats — Slang shorthand for tattoos. | ||
Tattoo Flash — Artwork used as templates for tattoos. | ||
Tattoo Flash Patch — Patch with tattoo imagery. | ||
Tattoo Flash Rider — Rider who collects ink designs. | ||
Tattoo Ink — Tattoos, often part of biker identity. | ||
Tattoo Patch — Patch with tattoo imagery. | ||
Tattoo Rider — Rider with heavy ink. | ||
Tattoo Run — Ride to tattoo shops or rallies. | ||
Tattooed Rider — Rider with heavy ink. | ||
T-Bone — Crash into the side of another vehicle, often from left‑turn conflicts. | ||
T-Bone Crash — Collision where a bike hits the side of a vehicle. | ||
T-Bone Patch — Patch mocking crash survivors. | ||
T-Bone Rider — Rider involved in side‑impact crashes. | ||
T-Bucket — Custom trike styled after hot rods. | ||
T-Bucket Patch — Patch for trike owners. | ||
T-Bucket Rider — Rider of custom trikes. | ||
T-CLOCK — Pre‑ride inspection acronym (Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis, Kickstand). | ||
T-CLOCK Patch — Patch for safety‑focused riders. | ||
T-CLOCS — Updated inspection acronym (Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis, Stands). | ||
Team Colors — Club or crew insignia worn on jackets or vests. | ||
Team Patch — Patch for group identity. | ||
Team Rider — Rider representing a crew or club. | ||
Teamster — Rider in a union‑affiliated motorcycle club. | ||
Teamster Patch — Patch for union riders. | ||
Teamster Rider — Rider in a Teamster MC. | ||
Tear It Up — Slang for riding aggressively. | ||
Tear Patch — Patch for aggressive riders. | ||
Tear Rider — Rider who thrashes roads. | ||
Teardrop Patch — Patch with teardrop imagery. | ||
Teardrop Rider — Rider of vintage cruisers. | ||
Teardrop Tank — Classic fuel tank shape. | ||
Tech Check — Pre‑race or pre‑ride technical inspection. | ||
Tech Patch — Patch for mechanics. | ||
Tech Rider — Rider focused on tuning and mechanics. | ||
Techie — Rider obsessed with gadgets and electronics. | ||
Techie Patch — Patch for gadget lovers. | ||
Techie Rider — Rider who mounts electronics everywhere. | ||
Temp Gauge — Temperature gauge. | ||
Temp Light — Warning light for overheating. | ||
Temp Patch — Patch for overheating survivors. | ||
Ten Pack — Group of ten riders. | ||
Ten Pack Patch — Patch for group rides. | ||
Ten Pack Ride — Ride with ten bikes. | ||
Ten Pack Rider — Rider in a ten‑bike crew. | ||
Test Patch — Patch for demo riders. | ||
Test Ride — Trial ride of a motorcycle before purchase. | ||
Test Rider — Rider who demos or tests motorcycles. | ||
Throttle — Control for engine power, operated by twisting the right grip. | ||
Throttle Blip — Quick twist of throttle for rev‑matching. | ||
Throttle Chop — Abrupt throttle closure, often causing backfire. | ||
Throttle Chop Patch — Patch mocking poor throttle control. | ||
Throttle Chop Rider — Rider known for jerky throttle use. | ||
Throttle Freak — Rider obsessed with acceleration. | ||
Throttle Freak Patch — Patch for throttle junkies. | ||
Throttle Freak Rider — Rider who always pins it. | ||
Throttle Hand — Slang for the rider’s right hand. | ||
Throttle Junkie — Rider addicted to acceleration. | ||
Throttle Lock — Device that holds throttle steady for cruising. | ||
Throttle Patch — Patch for speed freaks. | ||
Throttle Roll — Smooth throttle application. | ||
Throttle Roll Patch — Patch for finesse riders. | ||
Throttle Roll Rider — Rider skilled at smooth control. | ||
Throttle Snap — Abrupt, aggressive throttle twist. | ||
Throttle Snap Patch — Patch for throttle riders. | ||
Throttle Snap Rider — Rider known for aggressive throttle. | ||
Throttle Twist — Action of rolling on power. | ||
Throwback — Retro‑styled motorcycle or gear. | ||
Throwback Patch — Patch for vintage builds. | ||
Throwback Rider — Rider of retro bikes. | ||
Thumper — Slang for a single‑cylinder motorcycle. | ||
Thumper Patch — Patch for thumper fans. | ||
Thumper Rider — Rider of single‑cylinder motorcycles. | ||
Thunder — Slang for loud exhaust. | ||
Thunder Alley — Rally area filled with loud motorcycles. | ||
Thunder Alley Patch — Patch for rally veterans. | ||
Thunder Alley Rider — Rider who frequents rally strips. | ||
Thunder God — Rider with the loudest pipes at a rally. | ||
Thunder God Patch — Patch for loud exhausts. | ||
Thunder God Rider — Rider known for extreme noise. | ||
Thunder Patch — Patch for rally riders. | ||
Thunder Rider — Rider who attends thunder runs. | ||
Thunder Run — Large group ride, often charity or rally‑based. | ||
Thunder Run Patch — Patch for thunder run riders. | ||
Thunder Run Rider — Rider who attends thunder runs. | ||
Thunderdome — Slang for a chaotic biker rally. | ||
Thunderdome Patch — Patch for rally veterans. | ||
Thunderdome Rider — Rider who thrives in chaos. | ||
Ticket Dodger — Rider who evades police or tickets. | ||
Ticket Dodger Patch — Patch mocking law evasion. | ||
Ticket Dodger Rider — Rider known for running. | ||
Ticket Magnet — Rider who frequently gets speeding tickets. | ||
Ticket Magnet Patch — Patch mocking ticketed riders. | ||
Ticket Magnet Rider — Rider known for fines. | ||
Ticket Patch — Patch mocking ticketed riders. | ||
Ticket Rider — Rider known for frequent tickets. | ||
Tight Corner — Sharp bend in the road. | ||
Tight Corner Patch — Patch for cornering skill. | ||
Tight Corner Rider — Rider skilled at tight turns. | ||
Tight Patch — Patch for cornering skill. | ||
Tight Rider — Rider skilled at tight turns. | ||
Tin Can — Slang for a car, often used dismissively by bikers. | ||
Tin Can Patch — Patch mocking car drivers. | ||
Tin Can Rider — Rider who also drives cars. | ||
Tin Horse — Slang for a motorcycle. | ||
Tin Horse Patch — Patch with horse imagery. | ||
Tin Horse Rider — Rider who calls their bike a tin horse. | ||
Tire Burn — Burnout leaving tire marks. | ||
Tire Burn Patch — Patch for burnout contests. | ||
Tire Burn Rider — Rider known for burnouts. | ||
Tire Compound — The rubber blend used in a tire, balancing grip and longevity. | ||
Tire Hugger — Rear fender close to the tire. | ||
Tire Hugger Patch — Patch for custom builds. | ||
Tire Hugger Rider — Rider with custom fenders. | ||
Tire Kick — Slang for casually checking out bikes without buying. | ||
Tire Kicker — Rider who looks but doesn’t buy. | ||
Tire Kicker Patch — Patch mocking indecisive buyers. | ||
Tire Melt — Burnout until the tire disintegrates. | ||
Tire Melt Patch — Patch for burnout contests. | ||
Tire Melt Rider — Rider known for destroying tires. | ||
Tire Patch — Patch for track racers. | ||
Tire Pressure — The amount of air in a motorcycle’s tires; critical for handling and safety. | ||
Tire Profile — The shape of a tire’s cross‑section, affecting cornering and grip. | ||
Tire Rider — Rider who uses race tires. | ||
Tire Roar — Loud road noise from aggressive tread tires. | ||
Tire Roar Patch — Patch for off‑road riders. | ||
Tire Roar Rider — Rider with aggressive tread tires. | ||
Tire Tread — The grooves on a tire that provide traction and channel water. | ||
Tire Warmers — Electric wraps for heating race tires. | ||
Tire Warmers Rider — Rider who uses race tires. | ||
Tire Wear — The condition of a tire’s surface; excessive wear reduces safety. | ||
Tire Width — Measurement of a tire’s cross‑sectional width, influencing handling. | ||
Toe Drag — Scraping boot in corners. | ||
Toe Drag Patch — Patch for cornering riders. | ||
Toe Drag Rider — Rider known for scraping boots in corners. | ||
Toe Peg — Footpeg slang, often scraped in aggressive riding. | ||
Toe Peg Patch — Patch for peg‑draggers. | ||
Toe Peg Rider — Rider who scrapes pegs. | ||
Tool Bag — Small bag for carrying tools. | ||
Tool Patch — Patch for mechanics. | ||
Tool Roll — Roll‑up kit for tools. | ||
Top Dog — Rider who dominates a crew or group. | ||
Top Dog Patch — Patch for leaders. | ||
Top Dog Rider — Rider known as leader. | ||
Top End — Engine’s upper RPM range. | ||
Top End Patch — Patch for high‑rev riders. | ||
Top End Rider — Rider who pushes redline. | ||
Top Fuel — Drag racing class for motorcycles. | ||
Top Fuel Bike — Motorcycle built for drag racing. | ||
Top Fuel Patch — Patch for drag racers. | ||
Top Gun — Rider who dominates races or local scenes. | ||
Top Gun Patch — Patch for champions. | ||
Top Gun Rider — Rider with elite racing skills. | ||
Torque — Rotational force of the engine. | ||
Torque Junkie — Rider obsessed with torque and low‑end pull. | ||
Torque Junkie Patch — Patch for torque fans. | ||
Torque Junkie Rider — Rider who loves low‑end pull. | ||
Torque Monster — Bike with huge low‑end power. | ||
Torque Patch — Patch for torque‑heavy bikes. | ||
Tour Boss — Leader of a touring group. | ||
Tour Boss Patch — Patch for tour leaders. | ||
Tour Boss Rider — Rider who organizes tours. | ||
Tour Glide — Harley touring model with frame‑mounted fairing. | ||
Tour Glide Patch — Patch for Tour Glide owners. | ||
Tour Glide Rider — Rider of Harley Tour Glide models. | ||
Tour Guide — Rider who leads scenic or organized rides. | ||
Tour Guide Patch — Patch for guides. | ||
Tour Guide Rider — Rider who plans routes. | ||
Tour Pack — Rear trunk storage on touring bikes. | ||
Tour Pack Patch — Patch for long‑distance tourers. | ||
Tour Pack Rider — Rider who uses full luggage setups. | ||
Tour Patch — Patch for touring riders. | ||
Tour Rider — Rider who travels long distances. | ||
Touring Patch — Patch for touring clubs. | ||
Touring Rider — Rider who prefers long trips. | ||
Touring Rig — Fully loaded motorcycle designed for long‑distance travel. | ||
Tow Strap — Strap used to tow a broken bike. | ||
Tow Strap Patch — Patch for roadside helpers. | ||
Tow Strap Rider — Rider who often rescues others. | ||
Track Bike — Motorcycle modified for racing only. | ||
Track Bike Patch — Patch for track‑only machines. | ||
Track Bike Rider — Rider who owns a dedicated race bike. | ||
Track Day — Event where riders practice on closed circuits. | ||
Track Day Patch — Patch for track day regulars. | ||
Track Day Rider — Rider who attends track days. | ||
Track Hero — Rider who dominates track days with skill and speed. | ||
Track Hero Patch — Patch for track champions. | ||
Track Hero Rider — Rider known for lap times. | ||
Track Patch — Patch for track day riders. | ||
Track Rat — Rider who spends most of their time at racetracks. | ||
Track Rat Patch — Patch for track‑day regulars. | ||
Track Rat Rider — Rider known for constant track days. | ||
Track Rider — Rider who attends track days. | ||
Track Stand — Stand for holding bike upright in pits. | ||
Track Stand Patch — Patch for race prep. | ||
Track Stand Rider — Rider who uses paddock stands. | ||
Trackside — Slang for being in the paddock or pit area at a race. | ||
Trackside Patch — Patch for pit crew or helpers. | ||
Trackside Rider — Rider who supports racers. | ||
Trail — Off‑road path. | ||
Trail Bike — Lightweight off‑road motorcycle designed for dirt paths. | ||
Trail Bike Patch — Patch for trail riders. | ||
Trail Bike Rider — Rider of dirt or enduro bikes. | ||
Trail Boss — Lead rider on off‑road rides. | ||
Trail Boss Patch — Patch for off‑road leaders. | ||
Trail Boss Rider — Rider who organizes trail runs. | ||
Trail Braking — Technique of braking while entering a corner. | ||
Trail Braking Patch — Patch for track riders. | ||
Trail Braking Rider — Rider skilled at advanced braking. | ||
Trail Dust — Slang for dirt kicked up during off‑road riding. | ||
Trail Dust Patch — Patch for desert riders. | ||
Trail Dust Rider — Rider who thrives in dusty conditions. | ||
Trail Hero — Rider who excels at off‑road trails. | ||
Trail Hero Patch — Patch for off‑road champions. | ||
Trail Hero Rider — Rider known for dirt skills. | ||
Trail Patch — Patch for off‑road riders. | ||
Trail Rider — Rider who prefers dirt trails. | ||
Trailhead — Starting point of an off‑road ride. | ||
Trailhead Patch — Patch for off‑road meetups. | ||
Trailhead Rider — Rider who organizes trail starts. | ||
Tramp — Slang for a drifter biker with no fixed home. | ||
Tramp King — Rider who lives entirely on the road. | ||
Tramp King Patch — Patch for drifters. | ||
Tramp King Rider — Rider known for nomadic life. | ||
Tramp Patch — Patch for nomadic riders. | ||
Tramp Rider — Rider who lives a nomadic lifestyle. | ||
Tramp Stamp — Slang for a lower‑back tattoo, often joked about in biker culture. | ||
Tramp Stamp — Slang for lower‑back tattoo, often joked about in biker culture. | ||
Tramp Stamp Patch — Patch with tattoo imagery. | ||
Tramp Stamp Rider — Rider with prominent tattoos. | ||
Tranny — Slang for motorcycle transmission. | ||
Tranny Case — Housing for the transmission. | ||
Tranny Oil — Lubricant for transmission. | ||
Tranny Patch — Patch for transmission mechanics. | ||
Tranny Rebuild — Overhaul of a motorcycle transmission. | ||
Trapper — Rider who collects patches. | ||
Trapper Patch — Patch for collectors. | ||
Trapper Rider — Rider known for patch hoarding. | ||
Trash Bike — Poorly maintained or neglected motorcycle. | ||
Trash Patch — Patch mocking neglected rides. | ||
Trash Rider — Rider who rides a beat‑up or unsafe bike. | ||
Trash Talk — Slang for playful or aggressive banter among riders. | ||
Tree Hugger — Rider who crashes into trees off‑road. | ||
Tree Hugger — Slang for a rider who crashes into trees. | ||
Tree Hugger Patch — Patch mocking off‑road crashes. | ||
Tree Hugger Rider — Rider known for frequent off‑road spills. | ||
Tree Line — Forest edge where off‑road trails begin. | ||
Tree Line Patch — Patch for forest riders. | ||
Tree Line Rider — Rider who prefers wooded trails. | ||
Tribal Ink — Tattoo style popular in biker culture. | ||
Tribal Patch — Patch with tribal imagery. | ||
Tribal Rider — Rider with tribal tattoos. | ||
Tribal Scene — Subculture of riders with tribal art and gear. | ||
Tri-Bar Custom — Bike featuring tri‑bar lighting. | ||
Tri-Bar Light — Three‑bulb rear light setup. | ||
Tri-Bar Patch — Patch for lighting mods. | ||
Tri-Bar Rider — Rider with custom lighting. | ||
Trick Bike — Motorcycle modified for stunts. | ||
Trick Out — Slang for customizing a motorcycle with flashy mods. | ||
Trick Out Patch — Patch for custom show bikes. | ||
Trick Out Rider — Rider who invests heavily in custom parts. | ||
Trick Patch — Patch for stunt riders. | ||
Trick Rider — Rider skilled at performing tricks. | ||
Trickster — Rider who constantly shows off stunts. | ||
Trickster Patch — Patch for stunt riders. | ||
Trickster Rider — Rider known for tricks. | ||
Trike — Three‑wheeled motorcycle. | ||
Trike Kit — Conversion kit to turn a two‑wheeler into a trike. | ||
Trike Kit Patch — Patch for conversion owners. | ||
Trike Kit Rider — Rider of converted trikes. | ||
Trike Patch — Patch for trike clubs. | ||
Trike Rider — Rider of three‑wheelers. | ||
Triple Clamp — Fork crown holding handlebars. | ||
Triple Clamp Patch — Patch for front‑end mods. | ||
Triple Clamp Rider — Rider with custom front ends. | ||
Triple Digit Patch — Patch for speed demons. | ||
Triple Digit Rider — Rider known for high‑speed runs. | ||
Triple Digits — Slang for riding over 100 mph. | ||
Triple Patch — Patch with triple‑tree imagery. | ||
Triple Tree — Another term for triple clamp. | ||
Triple Tree — Fork crown holding handlebars. | ||
Triple Tree Patch — Patch for front‑end mods. | ||
Triple Tree Rider — Rider with custom front ends. | ||
Triumph — British motorcycle brand. | ||
Triumph Bonneville — Iconic Triumph model, known for its classic styling. | ||
Triumph Patch — Patch for Triumph owners. | ||
Triumph Rider — Rider of Triumph motorcycles. | ||
Triumph Rocket — Large‑displacement cruiser from Triumph, famous for its torque. | ||
Triumph Scene — Community and culture surrounding Triumph motorcycles. | ||
Triumph Tiger — Adventure‑touring motorcycle line from Triumph, designed for long‑distance and mixed‑terrain riding. | ||
Triumph Trident — Classic Triumph triple‑cylinder motorcycle, revived in modern form. | ||
Troll Club — Online‑only riding group or community. | ||
Troll Culture — Subculture of riders who stir controversy online. | ||
Troll Culture Rider — Rider who thrives on online trolling. | ||
Troll Patch — Patch mocking internet trolls. | ||
Troll Rider — Rider who antagonizes others online or in forums. | ||
Troll Rider — Rider who mocks or antagonizes others online. | ||
Trooper Patch — Patch mocking ticketed riders. | ||
Trooper Rider — Rider known for frequent police encounters. | ||
Trooper Stop — Slang for being pulled over by police. | ||
Trooper Story — Anecdote about being stopped by law enforcement. | ||
Trophy Bike — Motorcycle kept for display or shows rather than riding. | ||
Trophy Hunter — Rider who enters multiple shows to collect awards. | ||
Trophy Hunter Patch — Patch for show winners. | ||
Trophy Hunter Rider — Rider who enters many shows. | ||
Trophy Patch — Patch for show winners. | ||
Trophy Rider — Rider who wins show awards. | ||
Trophy Run — Ride to or from a motorcycle show or competition. | ||
Trottle Chop — Abrupt throttle closure. | ||
Trottle Chop Patch — Patch mocking poor throttle control. | ||
Trottle Chop Rider — Rider known for jerky throttle use. | ||
Truck Stop Patch — Patch for truck stop meetups. | ||
Truck Stop Rider — Rider who frequents truck stops. | ||
Truck Stop Run — Ride ending at a truck stop, often for food or fuel. | ||
Truckin’ — Slang for hauling motorcycles in a truck or trailer. | ||
Truckin’ Patch — Patch for haulers. | ||
Truckin’ Rider — Rider who prefers to trailer bikes instead of riding them. | ||
True Believer — Rider deeply loyal to a brand, club, or style. | ||
True Believer Patch — Patch for brand loyalty. | ||
True Believer Rider — Rider who never switches brands. | ||
True Dual Rider — Rider who installs or prefers dual exhausts. | ||
True Duals — Exhaust system with separate pipes for each cylinder. | ||
Tube Frame — Motorcycle frame made of tubular steel. | ||
Tube Frame Custom — Custom motorcycle built on a tubular frame. | ||
Tube Frame Patch — Patch for tube‑frame customs. | ||
Tube Frame Rider — Rider of tube‑frame motorcycles. | ||
Tube Patch — Patch for tube‑frame bikes. | ||
Tube Rider — Rider of tube‑frame motorcycles. | ||
Tuck — Aerodynamic riding position. | ||
Tuck In — Aerodynamic riding position, crouched low to reduce drag. | ||
Tuck Patch — Patch for speed riders. | ||
Tuck Position — Posture used in racing for maximum speed. | ||
Tuck Rider — Rider who habitually rides in a tucked position. | ||
Tuned Bike — Motorcycle optimized for performance through modifications. | ||
Tuned Patch — Patch for tuned builds. | ||
Tuned Pipe — Expansion chamber on two‑stroke motorcycles. | ||
Tuned Rider — Rider who constantly tweaks and adjusts performance. | ||
Tunnel Bag — Bag designed to fit over the passenger seat or tunnel. | ||
Tunnel Custom — Custom motorcycle with tunnel‑style modifications. | ||
Tunnel Patch — Patch for touring riders. | ||
Tunnel Rider — Rider who uses tunnel bags for touring. | ||
Tunnel Rider — Rider who uses tunnel bags. | ||
Turn and Burn — Quick ride out and immediate return. | ||
Turn and Burn Patch — Patch for quick‑trip riders. | ||
Turn and Burn Rider — Rider who prefers short blasts. | ||
Turn Key — Slang for a bike that starts easily and reliably. | ||
Turn Key Patch — Patch for dependable bikes. | ||
Turn Key Rider — Rider who values reliability over style. | ||
Turn Signal Delete — Removing blinkers for style. | ||
Turn Signal Patch — Patch mocking unsafe riders. | ||
Turn Signal Rider — Rider who never signals. | ||
Turnout Patch — Patch for custom exhausts. | ||
Turnout Pipes — Exhaust pipes angled outward. | ||
Turnout Rider — Rider with angled exhausts. | ||
Turnpike — Slang for toll highways, often used in long‑distance riding. | ||
Turnpike Patch — Patch for highway travelers. | ||
Turnpike Rider — Rider who prefers long toll‑road runs. | ||
Turtle — Slang for a slow rider. | ||
Turtle Pace — Extremely slow riding, often in competitions. | ||
Turtle Pace Patch — Patch for slow‑race events. | ||
Turtle Pace Rider — Rider mocked for crawling speeds. | ||
Turtle Rider — Rider mocked for slow pace. | ||
Turtle Rider — Rider who wears heavy armor. | ||
Turtle Shell — Slang for a back protector or armored gear. | ||
Turtle Shell Patch — Patch for armored riders. | ||
Turtle Shell Rider — Rider who wears heavy armor. | ||
Tuxedo Bike — Motorcycle kept spotless and polished, rarely ridden. | ||
Tuxedo Patch — Patch for clean‑bike riders. | ||
Tuxedo Rider — Rider who obsesses over keeping their bike clean. | ||
Tuxedo Scene — Subculture of riders who prioritize appearance over use. | ||
Twelve O’Clock — Slang for a vertical wheelie at balance point. | ||
Twelve O’Clock Patch — Patch for stunt riders. | ||
Twelve O’Clock Rider — Rider skilled at balance point wheelies. | ||
Twilight Patch — Patch for twilight runs. | ||
Twilight Rider — Rider who prefers sunset rides. | ||
Twilight Run — Evening or dusk ride. | ||
Twin Cam — Harley‑Davidson engine design (1999–2017). | ||
Twin Cam Patch — Patch for Twin Cam owners. | ||
Twin Cam Rider — Rider of Twin Cam Harleys. | ||
Twin Patch — Patch for twin‑engine riders. | ||
Twin Pipes — Dual exhaust setup. | ||
Twin Pipes Patch — Patch for exhaust enthusiasts. | ||
Twin Pipes Rider — Rider with dual exhausts. | ||
Twin Rider — Rider of twin‑cylinder bikes. | ||
Twin Spark — Engine design with two spark plugs per cylinder. | ||
Twin Spark Patch — Patch for twin‑spark owners. | ||
Twin Spark Rider — Rider of twin‑spark motorcycles. | ||
Twist Grip — Throttle control on the right handlebar. | ||
Twist Grip Patch — Patch for throttle riders. | ||
Twist Grip Rider — Rider known for throttle finesse. | ||
Twist Off — Slang for a burnout contest. | ||
Twist Off Patch — Patch for burnout winners. | ||
Twist Off Rider — Rider who competes in burnouts. | ||
Twist Throttle — Action of rolling on power. | ||
Twist Throttle Patch — Patch for throttle junkies. | ||
Twist Throttle Rider — Rider known for aggressive throttle. | ||
Twisted Metal — Slang for wrecked motorcycles after a crash. | ||
Twisted Metal Patch — Patch for crash survivors. | ||
Twisted Metal Rider — Rider who survived a crash. | ||
Twisted Patch — Patch for radical customs. | ||
Twisted Rider — Rider of radical customs. | ||
Twisted Spoke — Custom wheel design. | ||
Twisties — Slang for winding, curvy roads. | ||
Twisties Patch — Patch for canyon riders. | ||
Twisties Rider — Rider who thrives on curves. | ||
Twitchy — Slang for a bike with unstable handling. | ||
Twitchy Patch — Patch mocking nervous handling. | ||
Twitchy Rider — Rider who struggles with control. | ||
Twitter Bike — Slang for a motorcycle constantly posted online. | ||
Twitter Fingers — Rider who posts more than rides. | ||
Twitter Fingers Patch — Patch mocking social media riders. | ||
Twitter Fingers Rider — Rider mocked for online presence. | ||
Twitter Patch — Patch mocking online riders. | ||
Twitter Rider — Rider obsessed with social media. | ||
Two Wheels Only (T.W.O.) — Rider who only uses motorcycles, no cars. | ||
Two‑Fiddy — Slang for a 250cc motorcycle. | ||
Two‑Fiddy Patch — Patch for 250cc riders. | ||
Two‑Fiddy Rider — Rider of small‑displacement bikes. | ||
Two‑Stroke — Engine type firing every revolution. | ||
Two‑Stroke Patch — Patch for two‑stroke fans. | ||
Two‑Stroke Rider — Rider of two‑stroke bikes. | ||
Two‑Stroke Smoke — Blue exhaust smoke produced by two‑stroke engines. | ||
Two‑Stroke Smoke Patch — Patch for two‑stroke fans. | ||
Two‑Stroke Smoke Rider — Rider of smoky two‑strokes. | ||
Two‑Tone — Motorcycle with dual‑color paint scheme. | ||
Two‑Tone Patch — Patch for two‑tone bikes. | ||
Two‑Tone Rider — Rider with custom paint jobs. | ||
Two‑Up — Riding with a passenger. | ||
Two‑Up Patch — Patch for two‑up riders. | ||
Two‑Up Rider — Rider carrying a passenger. | ||
Two‑Wheel Drive — Motorcycle with powered front and rear wheels. | ||
Two‑Wheel Drive Patch — Patch for AWD riders. | ||
Two‑Wheel Drive Rider — Rider of AWD motorcycles. | ||
Two‑Wheel Patch — Patch for AWD riders. | ||
Two‑Wheel Rider — Rider of AWD motorcycles. | ||
T-Zone — Helmet ventilation area across the forehead and chin. | ||
T-Zone Patch — Patch for gear enthusiasts. | ||
T-Zone Rider — Rider who prioritizes helmets with advanced airflow. | ||
T-Zone Vent — Ventilation system in helmets designed to cool the rider’s face. |