Rockers Motor Club

Rockers MC
Founded	March 26, 1992
Founder	Maurice Boucher
Founding location	Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Years active	1992–2001
Territory	Practically exclusive to Quebec with some reported activity in North British Columbia
Ethnicity	Mostly Quebeckers and Francophone Canadians
Leader(s)	Pierre Provencher (President); Jean-Guy Bourgouin (Vice President);
Activities	Drug trafficking, assault, intimidation, protection and murder
Allies	Hells Angels MC Death Riders MC; Evil Ones MC; ; The Syndicate; Redliners; Crack Down Posse;
Rivals	Rock Machine MC Palmers MC; SS Elite MC; ; Dark Circle; Bandidos MC (2001);
Notable members	Aimé Simard; Dany Kane; Stéphane Gagné; Francis Boucher; Paul Fontaine; Robert Johnson; Sébastien Beauchamp; Stéphane Sirois; René Charlebois;

The Rockers Motor Club, often abbreviated as the Rockers MC, was a Canadian outlaw biker gang and support club for the larger Hells Angels Motorcycle Club.

Lasting from 1992 until 2001, the group played a significant role in the ill-famed Quebec Biker War. Acting not only as a recruitment tool to test the competence of bikers wanting to become Hells Angels, the Rockers Motor Club was also utilized to carry out numerous unlawful objectives of the Angels which included intimidation, violent assaults, and assassinations of their rivals in an effort to help the ladder obtain total control over the nation's illegal drug trade.

Prior to the formation of the Angels-affiliated Rockers Motor Club in the early 1990s, another biker gang had coincidentally existed in the same area known as the Montreal Rockers Motorcycle Club, also nicknamed "the Rockers". This particular group emerged as a supporter club for the Montreal chapter of the Outlaws MC before eventually working its way up to become their second chapter within the city in 1978.