Expelled Rock Machine bikie Brett ‘Kaos’ Pechey sells club colours on Facebook, ridiculing ex-club

Career bikie Brett “Kaos” Pechey has become a marked man after publicly ridiculing the powerful Rock Machine gang. Pechey has incensed the Rock Machine — which booted him out in the wake of embarrassing footage of him fleeing rival bikies — by selling his club colours on Facebook. To add insult to injury, Pechey used the $1000 advertisement to badmouth senior leaders, including a man who purported to be the gang’s world president. “Real clothing and club colours from when I was running the club as national president,” Pechey wrote. “Soon realised it was a ponzi scheme buy (sic) suet who’s a (sic) ex cop and was kicked out 10 years ago then all of a sudden claims world president!” Suet is understood to be Suat Erkose, a German former cop who claimed to be the gang’s international boss. “Absolute s...show of a club and usually they sell patches from fb so this is nothing new I’m just expanding it to market place but this is still a peice (sic) of history as it’s now been shut down Australia wide from us . . . so only the pretenders are still there so I can assure you who ever (sic) buys these colours will have bo (sic) issues from Rockmachine world wide hahab (sic) get In (sic) quick as I earnt the special patches that not even the frauds sell,” Pechey wrote. He ended the ad with a winking emoji. The Rock Machine club announced it had expelled Pechey after footage emerged of an altercation between the towering bikie and two members of the Mongols gang. The footage shows Pechey walking through a carpark at the Kingsway City Shopping Centre on Wanneroo Road on December 7. The heavily tattooed crime target is alone when two hulking Mongols — Brad Baker and Clovis “CJ” Chikonga — approach him. Baker zeroes in on Pechey from the side while Chikonga walks up behind him. The trio exchange words and Pechey pulls a knife before sprinting away. He runs into the shopping centre, looking behind him as he enters through the automatic sliding doors. That perceived weakness triggered a vote at the club. Pechey was expelled and the Rock Machine announced that the WA chapter was no longer recognised. The Rock Machine jacket pictured on Pechey’s Facebook page is peppered with patches, including one which denotes Pechey’s status as sergeant-at-arms. It features mottos such as “never forgive never forget”, “seek and destroy” and “Rock Machine elite”. The patch “In memory of Quebec 1994-2002” is a reference to the bloody war the Rock Machine waged with the Hells Angels in Canada 30 years ago. The body count from that turf war totalled more than 160 as Montreal was rocked by tit-for-tat car bombings and arson attacks. Pechey’s decision to sell his club gear echoes an advertisement by one-time Hells Angel Dayne Brajkovich, who sold club paraphernalia after being expelled for bashing the Perth chapter president. That sale, and the public bagging of the Hells Angels which preceded it, resulted in Brajkovich being attacked at Kings Park in December. Pechey cut his teeth in gangland with the Bandidos. He later joined the Brothers for Life club after claiming to have converted to Islam.