After serving a tour in Vietnam, Mike (Tom Stern) returns to his California hometown to discover that his old motorcycle gang – the Bakersfield Madcaps – has been run out of town by the local law enforcement and that a new person named George (Jay York) has taken over as the leader.
Mike and George fight during which Mike breaks George’s legs and regains control of his gang – and gets the girl, Ginger (Arlene Martel). Other members of the gang include the easygoing Smiley (Ted Markland); jolly, yet crazy and dangerous Nutty Norman (Paul Bertoya); amiable runt Tiny Tim (Jimmy Murphy), and scruffy Speed (Steve Oliver).
Mike has a grand plan to unite motorcycle gangs across the country with himself as the overall leader, but problems with the police ultimately lead to an all-out war between the bikers and the cops.
Mike
Tom Stern Smiley
Ted Markland Sheriff Bingham
Jack Starrett Ginger
Arlene Martel Nutty Norman
Paul Bertoya Tiny Tim
Jimmy Murphy Baney
Bob Harris Angry Annie
Luana Talltree Saundra Gayle
Suzy Walters Police Officer
Rod Wilmoth Speed
Steve Oliver Dennis
Pepper Martin George
Jay York Buff
Susanne Sidney (as Ginger Snapp) Reynolds
Lee Stanley Dude
Steven Rogers Jennifer
Susan Holloway Louise
Judith Garwood
Director
Bruce Kessler
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