In a gritty Midwestern town during the 1960s, a tight-knit motorcycle club emerges from the fringes of society. Led by the charismatic and volatile Benny, the club offers camaraderie and rebellion to its dedicated members, who are drawn to the freedom and brotherhood that the biker lifestyle represents. Among them is Kathy, a fiercely independent woman who finds herself caught between the allure of the open road and the responsibilities of her own tumultuous personal life. The story delves into her evolving relationship with Benny, as well as her observations on the shifting dynamics within the club as they face internal and external threats.

As the club's reputation grows, so does the scrutiny from law enforcement and rival gangs. Tensions escalate as loyalties are tested, leading to a series of confrontations that challenge the very fabric of their brotherhood. Relationships are strained, and members are forced to reckon with the consequences of their choices. Through a blend of intense camaraderie and personal reflection, the narrative explores themes of identity, family, and the cost of living on the edge. In an era marked by change and upheaval, the club members must navigate their paths through loyalty, betrayal, and the ever-present lure of freedom on two wheels.