Indonesia is a vast archipelago, over 17,500 islands and nearly 5500kms wide she requires cheap, fast and easy transportation to move her people. You don’t get a Nobel to guess that the motorcycle fits the criteria for most of… More

A moment for us to feel very proud, in a year everyone would rather forget Deus has opened one of its most ambitious and eclectic Temples in the city of Seoul, South Korea. The Foundry of… More

There is a saying in South Africa, “Die weskus is die beste kus” which literally means, “The west coast is the best coast.” And after our last little road trip, there are no arguments coming from… More

We’re firmly entrenched in the rainy season here in Bali and over these past couple of weeks, it often feels like it’s coming down by the truckload. Everyone’s fingers were more than tightly crossed that we… More

Last Sunday saw our return to Summer and yet another jam packed kitchen takeover. This time around it was a 9 course Middle Eastern experience topped with locally sourced beers and a metric tonne of wine…. More

We never expected, and here we were perhaps more than a little naive, that when we invited about twenty-five different motorcycle communities from around Bali to come down to the Temple of Enthusiasm and help us celebrate the… More

Last Friday night Deus Camperdown saw another Kitchen Takeover worthy of both chop and stick. However, this time the menu was crafted by Northern Beaches Flavour Sheriff, and new Deus chum, Veronton. Wall to wall oriental… More

日本のみなさん 英文の後に日本語があります。 TW, comes from the abbreviation of ‘Trail Way’, Yamaha’s motorbike they dubbed the “Adventure Machine”, a bike built to blazing across the uncharted roads. The TW became infamous in its associated with the great… More

The Kawasaki W range is no stranger to the Deus Workshop, with a heathy appreciation for parallel twins running deep through our veins. None know this better than head wrench, Jeremy Tagand. So when Paul approached… More

Sunday’s are a great day to ride, and this one just past, 1 November, 2020, was no exception. About a half dozen of the Temple Rats joined more than 100 Gorilla and Monkey bike styles a… More

During a rally in the South-West of France, we fell under the spell of a BMW 323i Alpina. This one belonged to Matthieu Cormier, pilot and BMW dealer in La Rochelle. Our love for old BMWs… More

There’s nothing quite like the combination of a BMW and Boxer motor. Like a Gin and Tonic, or a Harley and Tow Truck, it’s hard to imagine one without the other. The obscure engine – with… More

It wasn’t stopped by Covid-19, it wasn’t stopped by the economic crisis, and by the stormy weather neither. The Rally di Sardegna doesn’t stop, thanks to the determination of our organizations, sponsors, and the 80 riders… More

  Zero Motorcycles, the worldwide leader in electric motorcycles and powertrains, and Deus ex Machina’s Venice Beach location co-founder and former US Motorcycle Director, Michael “Woolie” Woolaway have joined forces to create the first fully customized… More

Deus Ex Machina welcomes the Fountain of Eternal Effervescence to the Deus Flagship family – our new home in Berlin, Germany. A place in the heart of the city, but far from it at the same time. Like… More

What is it about cycling that always seems to conjure up the thrill of adventure? If you’ve ever prepared for a ride, you’ve felt it. Even if it’s in those small, routine moments. Sipping coffee and… More

For the next three months, exactly 206 kilometers from our French Flagship in Biarritz, Deus Ex Machina has given birth to its second prodigy : The Hangar of Tenacity in Bordeaux, France. Good people of Bordeaux… More

30th August. Sunday, Windy Sunday. The smell of fresh brewed coffee is welcoming our riders in the Deus Café & Restaurant at the Amsterdam canals. It’s a familiar and comforting smell that feels just like home… More

We’ve always been a fan of the Yamaha XJR1300, since its introduction in the late 90s the unassuming 1.3 litre brute has been a staple of the sports touring scene – largely due to its ergonomic… More

It was about a week out that we saw a swell headed our way. It appeared as a big red cloud of potential creeping up the west coast of Australia and our first thoughts were to… More