OUTLAW bikie gang, the Coffin Cheaters, are today tearing down fortifications at their Bayswater clubhouse - just two days before a police directive was to expire.

OUTLAW bikie gang, the Coffin Cheaters, are today tearing down fortifications at their Bayswater clubhouse - just two days before a police directive was to expire.

Earlier this month, police announced that WA's biggest bikie gang had agreed to remove fortifications from the Raleigh Rd headquarters, avoiding a lengthy court battle.

Cheetah Investments Pty Ltd, the owner of the property, accepted conditions set out in a fortifications removal notice issued by Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan.

Today work began.

Under the directive, the club must remove sleepers from the front wall of the fortress and replace the fixtures with steel mesh or see-through material.

The gang was also ordered to remove the small front gate and replace it with steel mesh and an unlockable gate so the courtyard and public areas is accessible.

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