Western Sovereign

A club bike shot from behind at kerb height, with two things in focus that the rest of this database rarely gets: a readable plate, and a readable set of colours.

The bike is a big twin cruiser in red and black, with fine pinstriping laid over the rear fender and a low bench seat. Two chrome silencers run back along the right side, one shielded. Amber indicators stand either side of the plate, a black leather bag hangs off the crash bar on the left, and the whole thing is moving: the exhaust is hazing behind it.

The plate is legible. It reads LEONIDA across the top and D15B8A1 across the middle, with a small red emblem set between the two halves of the number and a state slogan underneath that does not resolve. There is a second bike ahead and to the left with its own plate, L4N 732, under the same LEONIDA heading. Two readable plates in one frame is not something we get often.

The rider wears a black cut over a brown jacket. A gold rocker patch across the shoulders reads AMBROSIA, and a white roundel below it carries a skull face with lettering arcing over the top that the resolution will not give up. A second embroidered patch sits to the right of it in colour.

How to recognise it

• Red and black bagger with pinstriping across the rear fender
• Two chrome silencers on the right, one with a heat shield
• Leonida plate D15B8A1, with a red emblem between the number halves
• A second Leonida plate in the same frame, L4N 732
• Gold AMBROSIA rocker patch and a white skull roundel on the rider's cut
• Leather bag on the left crash bar

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1075 by 907 of it. Also in it: the Ambrosia County Sheriff's Office sign and Ambrosia.

What we still do not know

• The club name on the roundel. Our notes elsewhere record it as Final Chapter; this crop does not confirm it.
• The state slogan at the bottom of the Leonida plate
• Whether Ambrosia is a chapter, a county or both. A separate sighting shows an Ambrosia County Sheriff's Office sign.
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, price, where it spawns