Here in the House of Simple Pleasure we do exactly that, provide our customers with some of life’s most simple pleasures. If you’re anything like Jeremy you’ll agree that there’s no simpler pleasure than building and riding your own creation – that’s where...
Read moreSunday’s are a great day to ride, and this one just past, 1 November, 2020, was no exception. About a half dozen of the Temple Rats joined more than 100 Gorilla and Monkey bike styles a couple of clicks from the Deus Temple at Taman Ayun Mengwi. This was o...
Read moreDuring a rally in the South-West of France, we fell under the spell of a BMW 323i Alpina. This one belonged to Matthieu Cormier, pilot and BMW dealer in La Rochelle. Our love for old BMWs led us to get back in touch, under the initiative of Victor Sellier ...
Read moreThe Kawasaki W range is no stranger to the Deus Workshop, with a heathy appreciation for parallel twins running deep through our veins. None know this better than head wrench, Jeremy Tagand. So when Paul approached Jez about building The Webber the brie...
Read moreLife pleasures come in all different forms. For us, these pleasures involve a VW van, the pacific ocean, and camping above the clouds. We forget how far our reach is. Voluntarily getting stuck in our bubbles that we forget that there is something beyond i...
Read moreIt wasn’t stopped by Covid-19, it wasn’t stopped by the economic crisis, and by the stormy weather neither. The Rally di Sardegna doesn’t stop, thanks to the determination of our organizations, sponsors, and the 80 riders who have been rewarded by more t...
Read moreDeus Ex Machina welcomes the Fountain of Eternal Effervescence to the Deus Flagship family – our new home in Berlin, Germany. At a mere 10-minute ride from the pulsing city centre lies the most exciting new addition to the Deus lifestyle.
Not too far from the centre, but enough to be away from the chaos of everyday life, the place is located on the historic site of the Berlin Waterworks, a 130-year-old compound that is still providing one million Berliners with fresh water until today. In the surroundings, historic machine houses and grassed areas frames and divides the
Deus temple from the boredom of the city.
