Greg Keating: Fink’s notorious biker is kicked out of the gang after an extraordinary fight
Greg Keating: Fink’s notorious biker is kicked out of the gang after an extraordinary fight
- Once-enforcer now booted from biker gang
- Greg ’25’ Keating has been kicked out of the Finks
A notorious Finks biker has been unceremoniously kicked out of the gang after an internal power struggle.
Greg Keating, now in his 40s, first joined the infamous Gold Coast chapter when he was still a teenager.
It’s not clear what sparked the bad blood between Keating, known as ’25’, and his former ‘brothers’, but it’s clear that there was a major feud, theGold Coast Bulletin reported.
Greg Keating, now in his 40s, first joined the infamous Finks Gold Coast chapter when he was still a teenager
Other senior members of the Finks included Shane Bowden (pictured left with Keating) who was shot dead in 2020 and Nick ‘The Knife’ Forbes, who now heads the Mongols biker gang in Australia.
The convicted drug dealer jailed in 2009 had been a member of their “Terror Team” management and was named in court documents as a primary player in the gang’s activities.
Other senior members included Shane Bowden, who was shot dead in 2020, and Nick ‘The Knife’ Forbes, who now heads Australia’s Mongol biker gang.
However, Keating and Bowden left the club after a major police crackdown on cyclists in 2013, following the ‘Broadbeach brawl’.
CCTV cameras captured the moment when about 50 Bandidos stormed a restaurant district to attack a rival gang before getting into a wild brawl with police.
Public outcry led to the introduction of harsh new laws in Queensland, making it harder for motorcyclists to work and even cope.
As a result, a wave of Finks, including Keating and Bowden, “defected” to the Mongols in Melbourne.
But soon after, the pair returned to the Gold Coast and rejoined the Finks.
It’s not clear what sparked the bad blood between Keating, known as ’25’, and his former ‘brothers’, but it’s clear that there was a major feud