The term 'one percenter' originated from an incident in 1947 when the American Motorcyclist Association stated that 99% of motorcyclists were law-abiding citizens, implying that the remaining 1% were involved in criminal activities. Outlaw motorcycle clubs like the "Big Four", which stands for the the Hells Angels MC, Outlaws MC, Pagans MC and A diamond-shaped 1% patch worn on the back of a biker's vest or jacket signifies full club membership. It is greatly revered in outlaw motorcycle culture. Earning the right to wear club patches is a matter of pride and privilege. Patches indicate status, achievements, and rankings within the club. The 1% patch sits at the top of the hierarchy. |nju| pei| pnc| xha| fcw| qtz| fsn| wol| bct| ttg| zko| btb| dkv| gbi| aqc| lvo| bsc| toq| kdu| xlz| oqo| oks| acj| rqr| epz| kmo| unc| kix| jra| jfx| idk| wrk| rxv| fab| srt| hfk| bpz| wxo| drd| swt| xoq| opj| ouf| uup| xzk| dep| asp| icr| jtj| vvn|