Deus Ex Machina
Deus is a completely different kind of motorcycle company.
Deus is the result of a group of passionate and dedicated Australian motorcycle enthusiasts, united in their belief that modern motorcycling has been hijacked by marketing forces…
and their desire to introduce a new generation of rider to that same pure enthusiasm that kick-started their own love of motorcycling.
While focussing on the design and construction of custom motorcycles, Deus promotes and celebrates a custom motorcycle culture that first appeared in Europe and America in the 1940s which has recently been revived by groups of young enthusiasts in Japan, America and Australia.
Deus Cafe at the Deus Temple of Enthusiam
The company is based in a 1600sq meter renovated factory building in Camperdown Sydney,
the Deus Temple of Enthusiasm. Home to the showroom, workshop facilities and design studio.
While the sale of motorcycles and parts is at the core of the business – from Yamaha SR400s and TW220s to Kawasaki W650s as well as a selection of signifigant classic bikes, visitors to the Deus showroom will find hand built fixed gear track bicycles and a range of Deus brand clothing and luggage as well as a range of items which feature timeless design and reflect the Deus culture.
Classic bike accessories and books are on sale, while objects such as hi-fi systems, cars (the Deus company work horse is a replica D-type Jaguar), and prints and paintings by artists such as Robert Williams, Robert Moore and Japanese artist, Rockin’ Jelly Bean, are on display.
Connected to the showroom is the Deus Cafe, where locals of the inner west rub elbows at communal tables with riders gassing up on caffeine before their Saturday excursions.
Check out more at Deus.com - http://www.deus.com.au
Deus Ex Macchina – Autumn 2011 is out now!
fuck yeah
Hello mjauncey. I see you’ve been busy trying to sully our name on any website you can. I was first alerted to your posts by a website that thought you were a competitor trying to discredit us because they receive so many positive posts about us that they thought your vitriol was a concocted lie. This particular website took the rare action of removing your post. Once they showed it to me I suggested that they leave it up for all to see. We don’t see the point of censoring remarks just because they are negative. In fact, negative feedback can be very beneficial if the facts are brought to our attention, not just some broad, sweeping unsubstantiated claim.We don’t always get it right so it helps to know when we don’t. It’s obvious you are dissatisfied with your experience at Deus Cafe, I’d say angry even, taking into account how many attempts you’ve made to harm a family run business without giving us the opportunity to reply, or at the very least tell us what your complaint is.
For what it’s worth, I have 3 children, our staff have several kids between them. It’s clearly untrue that we are unfriendly to families, as is testament by the many, many families we serve weekly, If not daily. It saddens me that a customer is so enraged by virtue of coming to Deus Cafe, doubly so because you are a young parent. If it should suit you, send me an account of your experience to cafe@deus.com.au and we’ll see what we can do to at least bring some clarity to the incident. Greg