C.C. and Company (1970)

Because Easy Rider (1969) was a critical and box office hit, it spawned several biker flicks including The Hard Ride (1971), Angel Unchained (1970), and C.C. and Company (1970). The latter pic kicks off when chopper-riding C.C. Ryder (football star Joe Namath) joins an outlaw biker club called Heads Company. But almost immediately after, he saves fashion journalist Ann McCalley (Ann-Margret) from the clutches of this motorcycle gang. Their paths cross again when there’s a race/fashion show that Namath enters in order to impress his lady. He winds up winning and bolts with the dough. Alas, Moon (William Smith), the head of Heads Company, decides to kidnap Ann to claim a ransom from Ryder. As such, C.C. must fight his former gang members to win his woman. Of course, we’re the ones who win when we get to view Ann’s built body in the nude. Even though the room is dimly lit, you can make out the naked knockout’s bare butt and breast as she rolls around on the floor during sex. If that’s not arousing enough, the film features Ann strutting her stuff in an itsy bitsy teeny weeny green bikini. Talk about a sight that’ll make you splash your pants! Not to be upstaged, a built blonde called Pom Pom (Jennifer Billingsly) loses her top to wash her raw rack in the lake. Hmmm, we wonder how she got her name. Suffice it to say, C.C. and Company is a great movie for those who love babes, bikes, and boobies!