An Outlaws Motorcycle Club Biker paralyzed by a 2006 gunfight at Custer State Park said the first thing he remembers is getting shot and going down.

Chad Wilson and John Midmore are part of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club, and are on trial in Sioux Falls for attempted murder in relation to that shootout.

Hells Angels members from Nebraska to California and Canada are now here.

They say it's important to support their brothers.

"I think it's pretty good. It's going pretty much as self defense, the way I see it," said Hells Angels Member Pee Wee.

Thursday several members of the Outlaws testified, including Danny Neace of Indiana, who was paralyzed in the shooting.

He told jurors no Outlaws pulled their guns until after the shooting started.

But Wilson and Midmore's Defense Attorney says the defendants only pulled their guns after they were attacked by outlaws.

A spokesman for the Hells Angels says seeing the other club's members in court isn't an issue.

"It doesn't really phase us. We don't really care. We don't testify. But if that's what they do, that's what they do," said Pee Wee.

Several members of the Outlaws told jurors Thursday morning they did not see who fired the shots and were not aware of any dispute or confrontation until they heard gunfire.