American bikers by Sandro Miller

Sandro Miller has spent five years photographing the bikers at rallies across America. In the end, a book was published with his works, which are the most expressive portraits of people from the margins of society. Black and white photos show women and men, looking right into the camera and a dream of a life in constant motion.

1. John Swendeman, "Father Time"

Motorcycle: Harley-Davidson Springer Softail, 1988. Page, Arizona.

2. Joe Timms, "JT" and Jace Faulkner, "Jimbo"

Motorcycles: Harley-Davidson Sportster and Harley-Davidson Wide Glide, 1981. Columbus, Nebraska.

3. Ron Was Martzel, "Teetotaler"

Motorcycle: Harley-Davidson FLH, 1989. Larsen, Wisconsin.

4. Dick Fields, "Skeleton"

Motorcycle: Harley-Davidson Custom Softail, 1991. Denver, Colorado.

5. Lewis A. Rogers, "Santa"

Motorcycle Harley-Davidson Sportster XL 1200. Danby, Vermont.

6. Greg Wilkinson, "The Leg"

Motorcycle Harley-Davidson Panhead. Gary, Indiana.

7. Mike Smith and al AMIS

Motorcycles: Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Pan, 1966 Harley-Davidson Dyna Lowrider FXDL 8080. Gatr, Oklahoma and Edmond, Oklahoma.

8. Michael "Biker Mike" and Michelle Hicks

Motorcycles: Harley-Davidson FLH 1200, 1973 Harley-Davidson Liberty Edition FX, 1976. San Antonio, Texas.

9. Gender Boneta Jr., "PA PA Smurf"

Motorcycle: Triumph Bonnie Chopper. Collinsville, Illinois.

10. Tim Kuntz

Motorcycle Harley-Davidson Shovelhead, 1979. Salt Lake City, Utah.

11. Robert West, "American Gangster"

Brand motorcycle is unknown. The city is unknown.