Death Rider Harley Card Long Sleeve Baseball T-Shirt: the thrills of gambling

Riding the motorbike offers an incredible adrenaline rush similar to the one experienced in the casino. Many bikers engage in gambling and seek the magic of the green baize. Our Death Rider Harley Card Long Sleeve Baseball T-Shirt tells the desire for the challenge that looks for bikers. Not surprisingly, it is common to find gambling symbols on bikers’ jackets or accessories.

Riding a motorcycle is a bit like poker. You may get lucky on a few hands, but only the professional biker is able to face every challenge on the road. You can use conditions to your advantage, but you can almost never choose them. The same goes for the game table.
Motorbikes and gambling presuppose a sort of bet influenced by luck, but it is always you who decides the risk to accept. The Harley Card Baseball T-Shirt reminds us to stay focused and enjoy the sense of freedom and strong emotions the bike gives us.

Harley Card Baseball T-Shirt: the meaning of the ace of clubs

Our Death Rider Harley Card Long Sleeve Baseball T-Shirt features a beautiful illustration in a card of clubs. The meaning is the same, for both bikers and gamblers. In fact, the clubs represent the masculine principle, which gives energy and contentment.
The choice of the symbol is fundamental for the bikers, which shows his individuality and his vision of the world. In this case, the ace of clubs is a sign of great satisfaction and well-being. His positive aspect is in contrast to the ace of spades, linked to war and death.

Harley Shovelhead: adrenaline from Japan

Fans of Japanese style will have already noticed the unmistakable details of the Harley Shovelhead and will not want to miss the Death Rider Harley Card Long Sleeve Baseball T-Shirt.
The Harley Shovelhead was a 45-degree V-twin engine with two overhead valves per cylinder. It began to be produced in 1966 and it went out of production in 1986. But the Harley Shovelhead always remained on the market with customized bikes. They are still found today, especially in Japan, the kingdom of custom.
In the illustration in the Harley Card T-Shirt Baseball, the biker’s clothing is studied in detail, from rolled-up jeans and seams typical of the Asian world to the classic Japanese helmet with flames and smaller size than the standard ones.
The bike has a handcrafted frame, antique fork, without front brake and with pedal clutch, the so-called suicide clutch. When the motorcyclist has to shift into first gear, he has both feet occupied and he must balance on the bike. Driving the Harley Shovelhead is in fact pure adrenaline, the same as waiting for the roulette wheel to spin.