Donald Ganslmeier and his fellow riders at the Motodrom's vertical wall are among the last of their kind. Their art is threatened with extinction. Photographer Florian Holzherr pays tribute to the fast-paced life surrounding the boards that mean the world with powerful imagery. His black-and-white photos of the daring motorcyclists, along with accompanying texts, present the myth of the vertical wall in a fascinating new way. For several years, Munich-based photographer Florian Holzherr has documented the Motodrom wall riders around Donald Ganslmeier with his analog camera—capturing moments during setup, riding, teardown, and life on the road. The result is a collection of images that tell the story of a dying art form. In impressive, unfiltered black-and-white imagery, complemented by strong texts, the book allows readers to experience the fascination and passion, as well as the risks involved, providing insight into the lives of the performers beyond the show.