Nomads Motorcycle Club (Australia)

The Nomads Motorcycle Club (Australia) is an outlaw motorcycle club with chapters located primarily in Australia. It is considered one of the larger motorcycle clubs in Australia, with a significant presence in multiple states. The club is known for its distinctive patch, typically featuring the word "Nomads" in a specific typeface above other club insignia.

The Nomads MC, like other outlaw motorcycle clubs, is frequently associated with allegations of criminal activity. Law enforcement agencies have linked members to various offenses, including drug trafficking, violence, and weapons offenses. However, the club itself rarely comments publicly on these allegations.

The club's structure typically involves a national leadership and individual chapters operating semi-autonomously. Prospective members undergo a probationary period, often lasting a year or more, before being fully patched. Membership is generally restricted to males who own and ride specific types of motorcycles, typically American-made cruisers.

The Nomads MC is often involved in inter-club rivalries with other outlaw motorcycle clubs, leading to occasional violent conflicts. These rivalries are often rooted in territorial disputes and competition for illicit markets.

The club maintains a strong code of silence, making it difficult for law enforcement to gather information and prosecute members.