THE Finks MC is one of the most violent outlaw motorcycle gangs in Australia. An Instagram account gives insight to the life of members of the club.
SINCE being founded in Adelaide in 1969, The Finks motorcycle club has grown to become one of the most violent and notorious gangs with chapters all across the country.
A 2012 affidavit filed by the head of Task Force Hydra revealed the strict guidelines members of the gang are forced to follow, which includes things like owning a motorbike that is 650cc or over, banning all women and ensuring only full patch members may have club tattoos.
Leaked guidelines aside, the MC is largely private about its dealings, however it’s not impossible to get an insight into the life of Finks members.
In fact, a Finks MC Instagram account that was started early last year has been designed to celebrate the one percenter lifestyle of patched members.
Here is a look at some of the pictures shared on the account.
In 2014 the club had a redesign of The Finks patch, which saw the character Bung change from a drunk to something much more aggressiveSource:Instagram
Obviously the boys are fans of JDSource:Instagram
The following image had the hashtags #finksmc #finksmcaustralia #attitude #violenceSource:Instagram
Members must attend all meetings runs and functions during nomination periodSource:Instagram
The motorcycle club name originates from The Wizard of Id cartoon, where the line “The King is a fink” is often shoutedSource:Instagram
One of the chapters of the club from BlacktownSource:Instagram
There is a minimum 12-month nominee period before people can be made membersSource:Instagram
The Finks MC are strong allies of Comanchero MCSource:Supplied
If leave of absence is obtained, colours must be handed in to the club and will be returned upon re-entrySource:Instagram
The Finks’ lawyer Zemarai Khatiz (second from left) and his colleague are flanked by two membersSource:Supplied
The Finks MC are a one percenter motorcycle club founded in AdelaideSource:Instagram
