The 1995 Anzac Day march was exceptional as it witnessed for the first time a group of leather-clad Anzacs rode throbbing Harley Davidson motorcycles as a rearguard, they were members of the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club. The Club's lobbying is met with fierce resistance, particularly from veterans as they do not conform to widely held ideas of what constituted the right veteran image and behaviour. It effectively disqualified the club from participating in key national commemorative celebrations, however, there are indications of willingness from some Australians to accept more inclusive and diverse forms of remembering, than those sanctioned by the veteran community.