The Rock Machine Motorcycle Club gained the status of a "Hang-around" club in May 1999 and after eighteen months, became a probationary chapter of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club on December 1, 2000. They have also recruited native members from the Manitoba Warriors. The Rock Machine also has alliances and close ties to a number of Aboriginal crime groups in Western Canada collectively known as Red Power. It is seen as an outlaw symbol, as society dictates people should not wear it, thus outlaws usually wear it as a sign of rebellion against societal standards, as opposed to racial ideology. It is also worn due to its status in the motorcycle community. This is due to large numbers of their founding members being a part of the SS Motorcycle Club. It is mainly to show respect to the club's historical roots as opposed to the racial meaning of the symbol. Despite the group's use of the Waffen SS's Schutzstaffel lightning bolt on several of their patches. The club's racial policy is all-inclusive and possesses members from several different ethnicities around the world, including African Canadian/Americans. The club also possesses a patch that reads "RMFFRM" which stands for "Rock Machine Forever, Forever Rock Machine", an extremely common tradition among outlaw motorcycle clubs. The official Rock Machine club motto is " À La Vie À La Mort", or "To the Life Until Death". Ĭommon nicknames for the organization include "R.M.", "Black & Platinum", "RMMC", and "1813". The conflict occurred between 19 and resulted in over 160 deaths and over 300 injured. The Quebec Biker War saw the Rock Machine form an alliance with a number of other organizations to face the Hells Angels. The Rock Machine competed with the Hells Angels for control of the street-level narcotics trade in Quebec. It was formed in 1986, by Salvatore Cazzetta and his brother Giovanni Cazzetta. It also has thirteen chapters in the United States and thirteen chapters in Australia, with chapters also located in 24 other countries worldwide, making it currently the largest Canadian established 1% motorcycle club in the world. It has twenty one Canadian chapters spread across seven provinces. The Rock Machine Motorcycle Club ( RMMC) or Rock Machine is an international outlaw motorcycle club founded in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1986.
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