American MC

Biker Boot Camp

Cops & Hells Angels

After successfully getting seventeen men, from all walks of life and three states, together, they start riding. Five minutes in, one of them goes down. Since no one can tell exactly what happened, confusion and finger-pointing sets in.

"Hell Ride" with Angels

When a group of Hells Angels walk into a bar where the Ice Cream Men From Hell are drinking, Baker decides to send Moody up to say "Hi". The HA are there to support The Florence Prison Run so they tell the riders they can come along "if they can stay up, they can keep up."

The Longest Day's Ride

The Ice Cream Men From Hell finally arrive at The Florence Prison Run and find out the real meaning of honor and brotherhood. They are flying high from their ride with the Hells Angels, but the high-speeds are causing dissension among the members - and Kevin turns in his colors.

New 'Virgin Vest' / "A Cut"

The Ice Cream Men From Hell are no more. The group decides to retire their colors and start from scratch - a new palate and new vests. The new cut inspires a new beginning, but it's the same old group dynamics which means close calls on the road and more arguing.

Celebs Join-Up & Ride Along

The crew hits the road with their two new guest celebrity riders, Brian Bosworth and Gary Busey. It quickly becomes clear that Gary is not the strongest of motorcycle riders and everyone is scared for his life. The miles are adding up and they're causing bikes and friendships to break down.

Grand Canyon by Sundown

Gary Busey is in handcuffs and the cops are not impressed by Hollywood's infiltration of Cottonwood. The riders are trying to make it to the Grand Canyon by sunset, but when you ride more than 2000 miles at high speeds, odds are something's going to go wrong - and it does.