The Bandidos have long been the Hells Angels' adversaries. They have long been rivals of the Hells Angels. The conflict started in the 1990s, when the Bandidos moved into France, where Hells Angels chapters already existed. There has been violence between both groups. They are not only enemies on the road but also in business: each biker group has it own drug trafficking network. However, members of both clubs can join other groups if they want to expand their networks. For example, a member of the Bandidos who wants to move drugs across Canada may choose to work with members of the Hells Angels who control the drug trade on Canadian highways. Also, members of both clubs can join other groups if they want to protect their markets from each other. For example, a member of the Bandidos who believes that a new chapter of the Hells Angels is planning to invade his club's territory might decide to go to war with this new chapter. Furthermore, members of both clubs can join other groups if they want more powerful allies. For example, a member of the Bandidos who wants to sell more drugs than his rival might join a different club and use its stronger network of dealers and customers. In conclusion, members of both clubs can join other groups if they want to expand their markets or fight each other.