Gentleman Jim: A Harley Sportster 1200 by Deus Customs
Boxing aficionados will know the name Gentleman Jim Corbett. He was a man of taste and manners, who trod the boards of…
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Dreamliner: a Ducati-powered custom from Deus
Most customs are a compromise between form and function. Michael Woolaway is firmly on the side of function—so we’re guessing this new…
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Shop visit: Deus Milano
Welcome to a new series on the world’s best motorcycle shops. We’re kicking off with Deus Milano, because this week is EICMA…
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Deus Ex Machina: Sibling Rivalry
Two new Deus Ex Machina motorcycles have just rolled out of the Venice, California workshop. Affectionately called Sibling Rivalry, these custom Hondas…
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Yamaha SR400 by Deus
The man behind the kick-ass customs coming out of Deus’ Sydney headquarters is Jeremy Tagand. Although he’s had a huge impact on…
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Buell X1 Lightning by Deus
Deus’ Los Angeles outpost is gathering momentum. Design Director Michael Woolaway has now built nine bikes, and this is the latest—an uncompromising…
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Yamaha XJR1300 by Deus
The paint is still wet on the walls of Deus’ new Italian workshop, but the Italian boys have been dropped in the…
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BMW R100S by Michael Woolaway of Deus
You don’t see many 1970s BMW R-series customs in the USA. But this very sharp R100S cafe racer should prompt a few…
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Deus x Triumph Bonneville
How long does it take to create a custom motorcycle? If a bike is commissioned from a builder, it’s usually constructed over…
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Deus Husqvarna TE250
Husqvarna is a manufacturer with over a hundred years of history—and a finger in a lot of geographical pies. Formerly Swedish, it’s…
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Deus Kawasaki W650
Here’s the latest machine from the Australian headquarters of Deus. Called “Gicleur”, it’s one of the most stylish Kawasaki W650 customs we’ve…
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Suzuki DR650 by Deus Bali
Motorcycles can be capricious creatures. But there are a handful that are essentially bulletproof—simple machines that are simple to fix, and cheap…
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