The Magazine

This years KustomFest was a pleasant reminder of just how much teamwork ups the game. Sure racing individually has its charm, but racing as a team brings way more fun, enthusiasm and energy.

The idea was simple. Two riders up. Head to head. 250 metres of Black Sand Beach stretching out in front of them. The twist… they’re both wearing fancy dress. ⁠What could possibly go wrong?⁠

Arwin, head mechanic and bike builder at our Bali Temple in Canggu chats new and old builds, bashing body parts from scratch, and his rebellious childhood that led him to where he is today.

Deus SlidetoberFest marks Deus Ex Machina Indonesia’s 14th birthday bash, and what better way to kick off the long weekend than with the Deus Bali Swank Rally…

Perhaps a suit of aluminium armour is all you need to transform a Sur into a Sir.

A restored, reconstructed and reimagined 1981 XT500, forty years in the making.

Beau Foster and Toby Cregan snake through Australia’s east coast with a burning desire for waves and little time for details.

With no more of an idea than to fly along the highway until the buildings give way to trees, then hang a hard left. Riding by the seat of our pants we plotted a twisted route, the less ridden the better.

The Deus Japan team caught up with our long-time collaborator and career shaper.

Smack bang in the middle of the island is a village called Blahkiuh and in the top edge of that district, carved out of the jungle, is a track and this is where we were headed.

A culmination of sleek design details and innovation, this custom BMW CE 04 by Deus Australia is silent but hardly subtle.