Welcome to the adrenaline-charged world of outlaw motorcycle clubs – a world that exists in the shadowy fringes of society, steeped in camaraderie, rebellion, and a code of honor all its own. We’ll delve into the lore and legend of these clubs, exposing their origins, notorious reputations, and sometimes dangerous rivalries. From the notorious Hells Angels to the fearsome Bandidos, we take you on a high-octane journey through the dark and mysterious corridors of the most infamous biker clubs around the globe.
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Bandidos
The Bandidos were formed in Texas in the 1960s and have expanded globally. They have a significant presence in North America, Australia, and Europe. Like other notorious clubs, the Bandidos have been linked to various criminal activities, including drug and arms trafficking, theft, and organized crime.
Hells Angels
Founded in 1948, the Hells Angels are arguably the most well-known motorcycle club worldwide. With chapters spread across the globe, they’ve been linked to various illegal activities, including drug trafficking, arms dealing, and violent crimes. The club’s reputation for lawlessness has led to clashes with authorities and rival motorcycle clubs.
Pagans Motorcycle Club
The Pagans are primarily based in the northeastern United States and have a long-standing rivalry with the Hells Angels. They’ve been associated with crimes such as drug trafficking, assault, and organized crime. Violent encounters with other clubs and law enforcement have contributed to their notoriety.
Outlaws Motorcycle Club
Founded in 1935, the Outlaws MC is a significant rival of the Hells Angels. Based in the United States but with a strong international presence, the Outlaws have been associated with numerous illegal activities. They are recognized for their involvement in violent conflicts with other motorcycle clubs, particularly the Hells Angels.
Mongols Motorcycle Club
Founded in California in 1969, the Mongols are known for their bitter rivalry with the Hells Angels. The club has been implicated in various crimes, including drug trafficking, robbery, and violent confrontations with law enforcement and other motorcycle clubs.
Vagos Motorcycle Club
The Vagos MC is a global motorcycle club notorious for its involvement in illegal drug trafficking, especially methamphetamine. Founded in the 1960s in California, they have a longstanding rivalry with the Hells Angels and Mongols.
Sons of Silence
The Sons of Silence, based primarily in the Midwest United States, have been involved in crimes like drug trafficking and violent altercations with rival clubs. The club, founded in 1966, is relatively small but has a reputation that rivals larger organizations.
Warlocks Motorcycle Club
Founded in 1967 in Florida, the Warlocks MC has a reputation for violent criminal activities. Like many other outlaw motorcycle clubs, the Warlocks have been implicated in drug trafficking, theft, and organized crime.
Cossacks Motorcycle Club
The Cossacks MC gained notoriety after a violent altercation with the Bandidos at a 2015 Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas, that left nine people dead. They have been associated with various illegal activities, including drug and weapon offenses.
Rock Machine
A Canada-based motorcycle club, Rock Machine, became notorious due to the Quebec Biker War with the Hells Angels in the 1990s, a conflict that resulted in over 150 fatalities. They have been implicated in drug trafficking and violent crime.
Comanchero Motorcycle Club
The Comanchero MC has been linked to numerous violent crimes and illegal activities in Australia. Their feud with the rival Bandidos culminated in the infamous Milperra Massacre in 1984, where seven people were killed.
Rebels Motorcycle Club
Also based in Australia, the Rebels MC is the largest motorcycle club in Australia and has been involved in various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and violent crime. Feuds with other motorcycle clubs, such as the Bandidos and Comancheros further mar the club’s reputation.
This article originally appeared on MyCarMakesNoise.
