FOUR men will remain behind bars over a bikie-linked bashing in western Sydney, in which the victim was allegedly restrained with cable ties and beaten unconscious.
Michael Gregg was allegedly set upon by 10 men at Prospect on Wednesday night at PSR Prospect Smash Repairs.
Macquarie Radio reports the business has links to the Rebels outlaw motorcycle group.
All 10 accused men were arrested at the scene and charged with recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm in company, affray and assault.
Four of the accused appeared in Blacktown Local Court on Thursday, when prosecutors alleged Mr Gregg was restrained with cable ties and beaten until he was unconscious.
David Coe, 25, was refused bail due to his violent criminal history, including firearms offences.
Andrew Hawthorne, 33, from Seven Hills, 22-year-old Ryan Vella from Toongabbie, and Lee Buenen, 29, from Blacktown, were granted bail with strict conditions, including that they report to police daily and that they not associate with other Rebels bikies.
A heavy police presence was assembled outside the court, where supporters of the men clashed with reporters, swearing and shoving a photographer.
Outside court, defence lawyer Peter Doyle agreed that Coe's criminal history meant there had been a high chance that he would be remanded.
"I'm a bit disappointed for him going back into custody ... but it's not unexpected," Mr Doyle told reporters.
The other six accused appeared in Mount Druitt Local Court on Thursday, and three of them remanded in custody.
The injured man is in a stable condition at Westmead Hospital where he is being treated for serious facial injuries.
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