Notorious MC XBL
Prospect Patch
During this time, the prospect may wear the club name on the back of their vest, but not the full logo, though this practice may vary from club to club. To become a full member, the prospect or probate must be voted on by the rest of the full club members. Successful admission usually requires more than a simple majority, and some clubs may reject a prospect or a probate for a single dissenting vote. A formal induction follows, in which the new member affirms his loyalty to the club and its members. The final logo patch is then awarded. Full members are often referred to as "full patch members" or "patchholders" and the step of attaining full membership can be referred to as "being patched".
Full Patch
In some "biker" clubs, as part of becoming a full member, an individual must pass a vote of the membership and swear some level of allegiance to the club. Some clubs have a unique club patch (or patches) adorned with the term MC that are worn on the rider's vest, known as colors.
Probation Patch
The probation patch is the one patch you don't want. You are to wear this patch if ordered to by a hierarchy. This is normally caused by a member breaking a rule or disrespecting other members. When you have this patch, there are no warnings. If you're caught breaking a rule with the probation patch, you will be kicked.