Hell Ride

In the lawless chaos of Southern California, the Biker Pistolero rises as the resilient leader of the Victors, a fiercely loyal motorcycle gang. His strong leadership is supported by devoted lieutenants, The Gent and Comanche, ensuring unity among his brothers under a strict code.

In 1976, Pistolero's world shatters when his girlfriend, Cherokee Kisum, is brutally murdered by The Deuce and Billy Wings. Her death serves as a chilling message to the Victors and a way to silence her after her involvement in drug dealings becomes known.

Following Cherokee's murder, whispers of a young heir to her drug empire emerge, but he mysteriously vanishes, leaving behind only speculation and unanswered questions. The events intensify the tension between the Victors and the Six-Six-Six'ers.

Years later, The Deuce returns with ominous intentions, looking to finish what he started. Meanwhile, Billy Wings begins to resurrect the Sixers in Los Angeles, increasing the animosity and rivalry between the two gangs.

The Victors face an insidious threat as enemies infiltrate their ranks, plotting to take control of their territory. The sense of paranoia grows as they struggle to discern friend from foe in their battle for survival.

Tragedy strikes again as veteran member St. Louie is murdered, reminiscent of Cherokee's death. His loss amplifies the pervasive violence that shadows the Victors and deepens their resolve for revenge.

Bob the Bum, the steadfast treasurer of the Victors, also meets a gruesome fate, mirroring the brutal methods of the Six-Six-Six'ers. These successive losses drive Pistolero further into a vengeful mindset against their enemies.

Determined to avenge his fallen brothers, Pistolero embarks on a relentless mission against the Sixers. Each loss fuels his anger, and he is driven by the need to eliminate those who threaten his gang's existence.

Within the growing chaos, Goody Two-Shoes becomes a target of the treacherous members aiming to sway or kill key figures like The Gent, Comanche, and Pistolero himself. The betrayals within heighten the stakes for the Victors.

In a tragic turn of events, Goody Two-Shoes is ultimately caught in the crossfire of Billy Wings' relentless hunt. His death symbolizes the growing vulnerability within the ranks of the Victors and underscores Pistolero's urgency for revenge.

In his relentless pursuit of revenge, Pistolero aligns with Nada, a mysterious and alluring medicine woman. Along with Eddie Zero, a loyal friend from his past, they strategize to rally the remaining members of the Victors for an all-out assault.

Pistolero, Nada, and Eddie Zero work tirelessly to mobilize the remaining Victors, preparing for a fierce battle against The Deuce, Billy Wings, and the Sixers. Their plan involves a treacherous journey fraught with danger at every turn.

The climactic confrontation looms as the Victors prepare to face their enemies head-on. Tensions rise as they realize the stakes have never been higher, and falling short could mean their end.

As the dust settles following the deadly clashes, the legacy of the Victors hangs in the balance. Pistolero must navigate the aftermath and decide what the future holds for him and the gang.