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    Deus Milan Bike Auction
    • Jun 2

    Deus Milan Bike Auction

    The Deus Portal of Possibilities, in Milan, Italy, has organised an auction of 8 of their custom builds, starting a a €0 reserve. The sale ends this Sunday. It is being handled in conjunction with the catawiki auction site, and a portion of profits are go to the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride charity. The bikes range from Eau Rouge, the XJR1300 on the poster above, to a 1992 Honda Dominator built for a customer. There are two BMWs, two Yamaha adventure bikes, a street tracker
    In Benzin Veritas (just £55)
    • Jan 1

    In Benzin Veritas (just £55)

    We have three of these beautiful and very hard to find Deus Ex Machina books left and they all have slightly damaged covers, so we've reduced the price from £70 to £55. We are only selling to the UK. No returns. Buy In Benzin Veritas #book #DeusExMachina
    In Benzin Veritas By DxM
    • Dec 9, 2021

    In Benzin Veritas By DxM

    In Benzin Veritas, In Petrol We Trust, is the latest monster, coffee table-crushing book by Australian cultural steerage committee, Deus Ex Machina. The 330-plus pages plots the company's 15-year bike-building history. There are 86 custom machines from all corners of the Deus universe: The original Camperdown Temple of Enthusiasm, Woolies Workshop in Venice, CA; Bali, Tokyo, Milan and the recent expansion into Korea. The photography is superb, the book design clean and confid
    Deus Got Seoul
    • Feb 1, 2021

    Deus Got Seoul

    It's over 15 years since Deus opened their first shop in Camperdown, Sydney, and set about changing, or at least enhancing, motorcycling. Late in 2020 DxM opened a new flagship store in South Korea's capital and it looks wonderful, a multi-room mixture of modern architecture peppered with Carby Tuckwell art. Deus now has a majority Italian ownership, and the company used Milanese architects to design the conversion of the hard-edged industrial building, into a store the compa
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