The first book of the Indonesian photographer Muhammad Fadli portrays the "Vespa extreme" community: scooterists who wander around Indonesia on custom-built, Mad Max-like Vespas. Since the fall of Suharto in 1998 Indonesians enjoy more freedom of self-expression, and these Frankenstein bikes, also known as "Vespa sampah" (garbage Vespa) or "Vespa gembel" (Vespa drifter), are ridden for thousands of kilometres. The book comes with a newspaper-style index supplement.