When a drug deal involving a motorcycle gang known as "The Slavers" goes bad and money is taken from them one of the gang leaders known as "Johnny" (Erik Estrada) is sent to get it back. In the process he kills a corrupt undercover cop who was involved in the drug trade. Knowing that the police will be after him and not wanting to tie his gang with the murder Johnny takes off and tries to start a new life as a mechanic for an old friend named "Hammer" (William Smith). Unfortunately, his prints were found at the scene and the equally corrupt DEA agent in charge decides to enact revenge in his own way by convincing the leader of the Slavers that Johnny had snitched on them. This sets off a chain of events which results in tragedy to everybody involved. Anyway, rather than detailing the rest of the story and risk spoiling the film for those who haven't seen it I will just say that this was a decent action movie for the most part. Although there is a short sex scene and some violence along the way there really wasn't that much for most people to be concerned about. As a matter of fact, in all likelihood most of this movie could have probably been shown on television with little or no editing. That's how mild it was. But that's just my opinion. In any case, I enjoyed the movie and I rate it as slightly above average.