A former national ranking Bandidos member testified Tuesday that ... were given permission to wear a “bottom rocker” — a patch worn on the back of a motorcycle vest — saying “Texas.” ...

The DPS Joint Information Center bulletin said the tension could stem from Cossacks refusing to pay Bandidos dues for operating in Texas and for wearing a patch on their vest that claimed Texas as ...

Another 18 people were injured and cops arrested 170 people. The Bandidos are fiercly protective of the Texas patch and reportedly attacked Cossack members who flew the flag on their vests.

Yeah, that's what this altercation was over. **Which is the patch at the bottom of the back of the vest which claims Texas for the Bandidos?**Correct. That was the root of the issue. On the back ...

In 2013, the Bandidos, the oldest, biggest, and most-feared outlaw motorcycle club in the state, learned that members of the Cossacks, a rapidly growing rival club, had begun wearing patches on ...

and publicly wear patches with the “1%” symbol. The moniker is a reference to an idiom that "99% of the motorcycling public are law-abiding; there are 1% who are not." The Bandidos have at ...

THE MOTORCYCLE IS A SYMBOL OF FREEDOM, BUT THE PATCHES HOLD, MEANING THEY THINK THIS IS THEIR TURF TURF THAT NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED IN THE EYES OF THE BANDIDOS. SO THEY WERE CALLING FOR VIOLENCE TO ...

and they make them wear a “support patch.” If they don’t, or if they align with a rival gang, there will be problems. That was the backdrop to the deadly Red River shootout. The Bandidos ...

The lawyer representing Bandidos, Michael Juul Eriksen ... rival motorcycle gang member who wore his “colours” on their patch. Benjamin Parry, 42, and Chad Brading, 36, both from Plymouth ...