South Australian Police say 10 Hells Angels armed with metal poles and chains confront members of the New Boys, according to a story on adelaidenow.com.
The Hells Angels left the scene in two cars - one of which was stopped by police but the other escaped.
Police are still searching for that car, a blue Ford sedan, the story said.
The three arrested Hell's Angels were all refused bail and were to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today.
This melee comes only a few months following a bombing at Enfield in February in which a Hells Angels associate and another man died.Tensions have been running high between the gangs since about 2008 when rival members were allegedly involved in a shootout, the article said.
Police believed the men were killed as they attempted to deliver a homemade bomb to a New Boys member who lived nearby.
Hundreds of Hells Angels members from around the world have converged on Adelaide for today's funeral of former member George Petroploulos, who, 44, died of a heart attack last month.
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