Motorcycle Flags - Etiquette

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The United States Flag Only
If only the United States Flag is displayed on your motorcycle, you should either mount it in the center, or, you should mount it on the right side of the motorcycle. This should be based on the rider’s perspective when he or she is facing forward. This is also known as the "Marching Right" position.

The United States Flag + 1 (Any other Style)
If you have a United Stated Flag on your motorcycle, with any other flag, it should be mounted to the right side of the motorcycle. This should be based on the rider’s perspective when he or she is facing forward. This is also known as the "Marching Right" position. If the other flag is that of another nation, it should be the same size and at the same height of the US Flag - NO flag should ever be displayed higher than the US Flag.

The United States Flag + More Than One Other Non-National Flag
If you are flying the United States Flag and more than one other non-national flag, (EX: POW/MIA, Patriot Guard, Eagles) it should be at center and mounted higher than any of the other flags. No other flag should be larger than the United States Flag, or fly higher. This should be based on the rider’s perspective when he or she is facing forward. This is also known as the "Marching Right" position. The remaining nations should be mounted right to left in alphabetical order. If you are flying multiple flags, they should be mounted from the rider’s right-to-left in the following order.

1) United States – To the riders right

2) Nations – Alphabetical

3) States and Territories - In order of admittance

4) Military service flags should be lined up in the following order, always lower than the U.S. flag:
U.S. Army
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Merchant Marine
U.S. Army National Guard
U.S. Army Reserve
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
U.S. Naval Reserve
U.S. Air National Guard
U.S. Air Force Reserve
U.S. Coast Guard Reserve

5) Any other flags