The bicycle story never end! Strongly motivated for a longer life of the bicycle world, the Milano store is making the basis for a Deuscycleworks 2.0 life. After a pioneer start of the Sydney Shop, Deus… More

Back in ‘72 the McTavish Blue Bird was born. Fast forward 40 years and there’s little chance of finding one of these original boards that hasn’t been thrashed to bits. With that in mind, revisiting this… More

Ask us why we haven’t used the Kawasaki KLX up until now for one of our projects and we’ve got no good answer for you. It has always been there lying in wait, overlooked and perhaps… More

Deus Ex Machina proudly announces the release of the Deus McTavish Blue Bird Container Collection. Phew! Now you know the name, albeit very long, let us share in the wonderful chemistry that helped create such rarity…. More

Phew, Bob Mctavish is a cool customer. His list of achievements goes on and on. He’s shaped thousands of surfboards, he’s a major star in Greenough’s cult classic “The Innermost Limits of Pure Fun”, he’s been… More

The Café Racer was definitely a fun project for us. We had a pretty no holds barred attitude when it came to the making of the bike and the choosing of specifications, and came up with… More

Word of Batata 2 seems to have been very grass roots, a Google image search right now fetched up pictures of potatoes not bikes. As luck would have it, Deus family member Anom, was plugged in… More

After unveiled their mean and moody Yamaha XJR1300 back street special entitled Project X in July, Deus Ex Machina’s Milanos latest creation is designed to stand out from the crowds. Inspired by legendary endurance machines of… More

The Van was loaded with all sorts of wave riding equipment and after a pit stop at the Bean Drop we were jacked up on coffee .I drove my van and harry rode the DR650 we… More

During Surf Swap Nr 7 – Thomas Bexon better known as “The Doc” took over the Camperdown shaping bay crafting up six Harrison Roach Concepts from 9’4” up to 9’8”. These beauts have just returned from the… More

How fun is the city ! Glebe and the markets, the food and the festivity all these things excite our senses, the bright city lights, family friends that wander through the streets in the warm summer… More

Friday night we opened our newest chapter in Byron with an art exhibition featuring photographic works from Deus family members Anthony Dodds, Dane Peterson, Dustin Humphrey and Thomas Walk. Thank you to Dare Jennings, Carby Tuckwell,… More

This Friday just past, Deus Gallery were as proud as punch to present the first solo exhibit of the New Zealand native and long time Sydney resident, Stewart Smythe, with his show “The Electric Lala Land… More

Byron Bay is Australia’s most easterly point, it has a nice lighthouse… and all that. We never question an excuse to make it down this way. The beaches are dreamy, the water so clear and the… More

We love to take photos and we love to show them to you, that’s a given. For the past couple of days we have been yakking on about the Deus Boundless Enthusiasm Bike Build Off that… More

On October 26th 2013 the Deus Camperdown Carpark played host to the Boundless Enthusiasm Bike Build Off – A global competition where backyard builders make the most with the least.

We normally finish the Bali side of Deus events with a big bash called Slidetober. It’s our last hoorah each year to blow off steam with family and friends. It comes at the end of what’s… More

The color, the chaos, the sheer beauty of it all; Electric Lala Land chronicles the experiences of New Zealand-born artist Stuart Smythe during his time on the island of the gods. Using symbolism, imagery and words, Smythe encapsulates… More

Part two of the Deus Slidetober Fest 2013 was set on the Sunday. And just before dawn, with only a glow in the east to guide us, we arrived at the beach, walked over the little… More

Frequenters of our blog will know that capturing images of those who came and got involved is more than just bloody important to us. For it is for these purveyors of enthusiasm that we do what… More

The Deus Slidetober Fest 2013 recently slipped in, wrought havoc for a few days and left. It’s effects much like a force of nature. Many casualties in more ways, shapes and forms. Only now are people… More