Hell's Angels on Wheels

At a California amusement park, thinking he’s been dropped by the motorcycle gang that seemed about to adopt him, “Poet” (Jack Nicholson) gets into a scrap with sailors, causing Buddy (Adam Roark) to intervene, his gal Shill (Sabrina Scharf) in support, in Hell’s Angels On Wheels, 1967.

Thundering around the Bay Area, director Richard Rush getting full value for the participation of several chapters of the notorious motorcycle gang, with an odd cameo by the real Sonny Barger, opening Hell’s Angels On Wheels, 1967, starring Adam Roarke and Jack Nicholson.

The gang noted in the title is roaring into a California town where Jack Nicholson is “Poet,” a gas station attendant, who is not nearly as nervous as his customer or his boss, briefly acknowledged by gang leader Buddy (Adam Roarke), early in Hell’s Angels On Wheels, 1967.