Bandidos bikies hand in colours to Brisbane lawyer Michael Bosscher, quit the outlaw motorcycle gang STRIPPED: Bandidos colours cover the floor after being handed in by bikies at Brisbane lawyer Michael Bosscher's office. Pic: Glenn Barnes Source: CourierMail BANDIDOS bikies have handed in their colours at the office of a Brisbane lawyer and quit the club. The newly resigned bikies attended the office of high-profile criminal defence lawyer Michael Bosscher today and handed in their vests, which will now be returned to the club's national chapter. Quitting gangs not enough: A-G Broken Bandidos hand in colours Exit the Finks, enter the Mongols Clubhouses across the state have been dismantled and Bandidos insignia returned to the club in the wake of new laws making it a jailable offence for bikies to ride in groups, enter a hotel in club colours or work in tattoo parlours. Bikies will be sentenced to an extra 15 years' prison for offences such as drug possession, trafficking, dangerous driving or assault, and office bearers will be sentenced to 10 years on top of that. Club members will also serve their time in a bikie-only prison where they will be confined to their cell for 23 hours a day and banned from using gym equipment or watching television. Mr Bosscher said at least a dozen jackets had been handed over, as well as all club insignia. ``The Government has passed laws which they don't want to offend and for that reason, this is one of the steps they are taking to ensure they comply with these laws," he said. ``They can still be targeted if they are committing offences, but their intention is not to do that.