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From hog heaven, hell on two wheels.

When these revved up bikers hit the road, you better get out of their way.

These are the top 10 Rough Rider moments of Road Wars.

Picking off our countdown at number 10.

A rage -filled brawl stops traffic.

A motorcyclist is driving on the Courtney Campbell Causeway over Tampa

Florida, when his helmet cam captures a red car changing lanes without

signaling.

A passing biker responds by punching the red car and speeding off.

Now the driver of the red car is chasing after the biker.

About a minute later, they come to a red light and things escalate quickly.

The driver of the red car attempts to detain the biker.

But the motorcyclist is joined by two friends.

And all three of them surround the driver.

The driver is brutally knocked down.

And then things get even more dangerous.

As the passenger of the car pulls out a handgun.

The driver tries to detain them again.

But it doesn't work.

And the encounter comes to an end.

According to the Florida Highway Patrol and local sheriff's office, no police

reports were filed.

Looks like they're not the only rough riders who use their hands on a rope.

In at number nine, a disgruntled biker lets his fist do the talking.

In Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

A driver is having his daughter film a motorcycle and an SUV ahead.

The two have been exchanging words because the motorcyclist allegedly cut

SUV off.

The situation is escalating.

The motorcyclist and the SUV driver have more words.

Which quickly turns physical.

Very physical.

Fortunately, the SUV driver feels he makes his point pretty quickly, leaving

motorcyclist to lick his wounds and let the situation go.

Neither party is charged.

But a good reminder that pulling over to confront another driver is a very,

very, very, very bad idea.

Mess with a motorcyclist and you might suffer the consequences. And when you

take it too far, like number eight on our countdown, those consequences are

called handcuffs.

In Homestead, Florida, a motorcyclist approaching a red light splits the lane

get to the front of the line.

An act that is illegal in Florida.

And though it might seem like a relatively minor offense,

Some drivers take it very, very personally.

Like the driver in this red car, who immediately begins to aggressively

challenge the biker.

At the next light, the biker splits the lane again.

But the offended driver has caught up and moves to cut him off.

Tempers are flaring.

And both men seem unwilling to deescalate.

What? What?

The biker speeds off again.

The same thing happens at the next light.

the motorcyclist moves into the opposite lane, dodging oncoming traffic in order

to get away.

But the driver in the red car is relentless.

The raging driver spits and then swings at the

biker.

Finally, at the next light,

The motorcyclist is able to turn left and remove himself from the situation.

After the 23 -year -old biker posts the video on YouTube, it goes viral, and

both men are arrested.

The biker is charged with reckless driving, a misdemeanor, and a 30 -year

man in the red car.

is also charged with reckless driving as well as aggravated assault with the

motor vehicle which is a felony hopefully they'll think twice before

again

a

cautionary tale for all drivers no matter how big the beef never pull over

settle the score and we're about to see why in moment number seven

Shaking off perceived offenses can go a long way to keeping one safe on the

road.

A biker's helmet records in Old S'more, Florida, as he makes his way to work on

his motorcycle.

But at an intersection, a white SUV pulls in front of him.

And he's not happy about it. Really?

And seems unwilling to let it go.

Come on, let's go, let's go, go!

The biker's actions are escalating the situation.

Which is something you will quickly come to regret.

The driver in the SUV pulls over, and the biker follows suit.

Never a good idea.

What? What's your problem?

What's your problem, bro?

Because you clearly saw me, and you know your light was red, right? You know

your light was red, right?

You know your light was red.

What?

The SUV driver's punch knocked the helmet cam to the ground.

Hey, come on.

I'm looking out off the front end.

Why don't you watch what you're doing? Make sure you look at the taxi light,

bro. How about Bondini?

After a brief back and forth, the two men go their separate ways.

The camera is tossed in a bag.

And 20 minutes later, the motorcyclist files a report with police, using the

video as evidence.

But no arrests are made.

Maybe next time, he'll let it slide.

Osmar, Florida, isn't the only place where getting physical is sometimes the

norm. Landing at number six, a reckless road rager puts our next motorcyclist on

the defense.

This driver in Yuma, Arizona, believes he was just cut off by a man and a woman

on a motorcycle and would like a word.

You got a problem?

Yeah, I got a problem.

Stop it!

You can talk to her.

He just assaulted both the man and the woman.

He's showing no signs of letting up.

You better stop!

Stop! Are you done?

Are you done?

Stop!

Stop! I did nothing to you! And you're going to punch me and assault me for

that? Yep.

You pushed my f***ing girlfriend?

She weighs 100 f***ing pounds!

The 51 -year -old man.

who broke his ankle in the altercation.

Later tells police he was drinking.

You got a problem?

He pleads no contest to a DUI and disorderly conduct.

He is given a fine and sentenced to probation and to undergo alcohol

We're halfway through our top ten Rough Rider moments of Road Wars.

Hey, get back!

In at number five, when it comes to motorcycles, everyone knows it can look,

you can't touch.

Apparently, our next trash -talking driver missed the memo.

A biker enjoys a peaceful ride through Denver.

Until... A white car feeds dangerously by him.

Something the motorcycle is.

is not very happy about about five minutes later the white car from earlier

drives by and this time the motorcyclist decides to confront the driver while he

has the chance pulling up right next to him in his superstore's parking lot

and that's when the fireworks begin how you doing how you doing i'm pretty good

what's up with you just looking at your bike

You seem to be in quite the hurry.

Why are you driving like that?

Your mama f***ed me good.

That's it? That's all you got?

Your mama f***ed me good. There you go. He's a man.

Do not touch my stuff.

Okay, don't touch my bike.

Do not touch my stuff.

You need to get off my stuff one more time. Why? Because I'm going to defend

property. What? Like a bitch.

It's not like I'm hurting your property because you're going to act like a

bitch. I don't see you touching it now, though.

What do you think you're doing, bitch?

Hmm? What's up?

Get the f*** out of my face!

The motorcyclist lands a clean blow.

I don't want to fight you. Get the f*** away from me.

And then another.

Get out of my face! Before other parking lot patrons rush over to break them up.

Back off of me!

One more time. The police are called, and the extended encounter finally comes

to an end.

That's correct, man. It's not like I hit you, little bitch.

You're right. No, it's not like I hit you once. That's right.

No charges are filed.

Landing at number four on our countdown, a biker gang prepares for battle.

It's the annual formation ride in Aurora, Illinois, where hundreds of

motorcyclists from all over the Midwest take over the streets.

And many of the riders are foregoing the rules of the road.

When suddenly,

a driver in a pickup truck breaks through aggressively,

apparently in pursuit of a rider who kicked his truck.

The bikers are not happy.

A group of bikers surround the truck in the middle of the intersection.

And when the truck driver leans out the window,

Fists are thrown.

The truck charges,

knocks over a motorcycle, and runs over its wheel.

The truck driver makes his way across the lawn to the other road

and takes off.

Luckily, no one is seriously injured.

The police arrive on the scene later, but no charges are filed.

The 44 -year -old truck driver later claims he was just trying to get the

number of the biker who kicked his truck when things spun out of control.

Aggressive driving, although against the law, does come in handy, especially

when there are motorcycle thieves that need to be caught.

Case in point, number three on our countdown,

Riverside, California.

I need the cops as soon as possible. I'm chasing after someone that stole my

motorcycle.

The two men in this car have embarked on a dangerous pursuit in order to

retrieve one of their motorcycles, which they saw thieves loading into a trailer

just minutes ago.

We're heading south on Van Buren.

They're in a white Chevy Silverado.

They have a trailer in black.

I need the cops immediately.

I'm just patching Cypress Avenue.

Finally, they catch up to the truck with the trailer.

I need the cops here right now. Right now. I need the cops here right now. But

the thieves are not giving up easily.

They stole my motorcycle.

Things start to spin wildly out of control.

Oh, my God. They're going to crash.

They crashed.

Oh, my God. They keep going. They keep going. They're crashing in our car. They

keep going. Oh, my God.

They're making a left on Jackson.

Jackson and Colorado.

Just over four minutes into the chase, the criminals may have backed themselves

into a corner.

Oh, my God. They went into the trailer company right next to Capone's Pizza.

Ricky, they can't get out. They can't get out.

Right there? Yeah.

Wait. Drive in. Drive in. Drive in.

But before the pursuers are able to exit, they spot the thieves.

Or at least, what they left behind.

Seconds later, the police arrive.

The motorcycle is recovered, but it's badly damaged.

The two men who tried to steal it are never caught.

We're counting down the top ten Rough Rider moments of Road Wars. Coming in at

number two, a public service announcement.

Cyclists, watch your back. Even you can be a victim of road rage.

Eugene, Oregon.

A cyclist's helmet cam is recording his leisurely ride through the city.

But as he pulls up to a red light, he is quickly reminded that not all motorists

enjoy sharing the road with bikers.

Are you serious?

The driver in the SUV behind the biker is impatient.

But the biker is waiting for the pedestrians.

You guys have the right -of -way anyway.

I don't know what this jackass is thinking.

That's when the SUV driver gets out of his car behind the biker.

That's the SUV driver on the ground and the biker now on top of him.

Bystanders help the driver up.

As the biker prepares to leave, he looks for some reassurance from those who

witnessed the altercation.

Regardless of who's right or wrong, the lesson is clear.

Confronting anyone over a traffic disagreement can get ugly very fast.

We've finally reached the end of our countdown.

Drivers don't respond well when you flip them the bird.

Something our last biker found out for himself.

Here it is. The number one rough rider moment of road wars.

Willowbrook, Illinois.

The man riding this motorcycle has just flipped off the driver of a Jeep.

After the biker claims they cut him off.

Now, the driver of the Jeep is following him.

And seems intent.

on expressing their anger.

So the biker feeds off.

But the jeep is still following him.

So he passes a truck on the shoulder of the road.

And several more cars.

By dangerously weaving into the opposite lane.

And yet still, the driver of the Jeep is on his tail.

And apparently, looking to do some damage.

The jeep side swipes the biker, sending him flying off the road and into

a ditch and separating his helmet cam from his helmet.

The biker is able to get to his feet quickly.

That's him in the checkered shirt.

The driver in the jeep takes off, but a couple of witnesses stop to check on the

biker, who appears to be okay, but seems giddy.

most likely due to shock.

Police arrive a short while later.

The case is currently pending.

But with the bikers' helmet cam footage and statements from witnesses, hopefully

the responsible party will be brought to justice.