Our History
REBELS MC AUSTRALIA
The Rebels Motorcycle Club is one of Australia's most prominent motorcycle organizations. Founded by Clint Jacks in Brisbane, Queensland, in 1969, the club was originally named the "Confederates" before becoming known as Rebels MC. At its peak, the organization had around 70 chapters and over 1,000 members and associates nationwide, making it the largest motorcycle club in the country at the time.
The club's iconic insignia features a Confederate flag with a cap-wearing skull and 1% patch in the centre, symbolizing the club's identity and heritage. According to its constitution, Rebels MC is a non-profit organization that promotes the riding of Harley-Davidson motorcycles and emphasizes the brotherhood of the motorcycle lifestyle.
Club membership comes with a significant commitment. Members are only permitted to join the Rebels MC once and are prohibited from joining any other motorcycle club, reflecting the organization's emphasis on loyalty and dedication. This principle underscores the club's core values of brotherhood and commitment.
Whether viewed as an outlaw motorcycle club or a group of passionate motorcycle enthusiasts—depending on perspective—the Rebels MC remains a significant organization in Australia's motorcycle culture, with a history spanning over five decades of riding, camaraderie, and community presence.
Our Values
Brotherhood
We stand together through thick and thin. Our bonds are stronger than any road, and we support each other in all endeavors.
Loyalty
Loyalty to our club, our brothers and sisters, and our community. We honor our commitments and stand by our word.
Community
We give back through charity rides, toy runs, and community support. Making a positive impact is part of who we are.
Join Our Community
Whether you're a longtime rider or just discovering the motorcycle community, REBELS MC welcomes passionate individuals who share our values. Access our member portal for exclusive events, secure communication, and a directory of our growing family.