Biker whips were popular back in the day, and they were often seen swinging from their clutch or brake levers while they rode. In addition, the leather whips were frequently dyed to match the colors of the bikers’ clubs, both to show off their colors and identify them.
In the event of an emergency, a biker whip may be instantly released and deployed. Usually, they’re fashioned of braided leather.
Typically, they are linked to the front brake lever, although you may see riders with one on each side, almost like bicycle handlebar streamers. They’re also available in a variety of colors to match the rider’s motorcycle club’s colors.