Portraits of the Road is an ongoing collection of the people who make up the Yellowstone Harley-Davidson community—locals, travelers, mechanics, veterans, first-time riders, lifelong riders, and everyone in between.

Austin Prino 
Some roads are chosen. Others lead you exactly where you're meant to be.
For Austin Prino, the rumble of a Harley-Davidson has been the soundtrack of life since he was born. In a family where everyone has a Harley, motorcycles became more than machines. They became a language spoken across generations.
Today, he's preparing for another journey, marrying the love of his life. And in true Prino fashion, it wouldn't feel right without motorcycles woven into the celebration. The bikes that carried him through childhood, friendships, and countless miles will be there too, standing as witnesses to the next chapter.
Because for some people, a Harley isn't just what you ride.
It's where memories are made. It's where families grow. It's the thread that ties one generation to the next, carrying love stories just as faithfully as it carries riders down the road.
Zack Ziegler 
Some people grow up around motorcycles.

Others grow up becoming part of them.

Zack Ziegler has been turning wrenches at Yellowstone Harley-Davidson since he was a teenager. Years of dedication, late nights, and an obsession with all things that go fast has put him on track to become one of the youngest Harley-Davidson Master Technicians in the nation.

The motorcycles that leave our shop carry a little of his work with them. Every repair, every diagnosis, every mile that follows starts with someone who takes pride in getting it right.

That is Zack.

One of the next generation keeping Yellowstone Harley-Davidson rolling.
Scarlett Jayne

Every rider arrives by a different road.

Some are just beginning. Some have crossed continents. Some work at Yellowstone Harley-Davidson, while others simply pass through on their way to somewhere else. What they share is a story worth slowing down to hear.

Scarlett has spent the last two years finding her place on two wheels and working at Yellowstone Harley-Davidson. She continues to grow as a rider each day and looks forward to riding backcountry with the crew one day.

Every portrait has a story.

This is Scarlett’s.

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