When this W650-based hardtail first appeared on Hell For Leather, then called the Deus Red Grinder, you guys talked a lot of smack about how the conversion was compromised mechanically and essentially non-functional. Perturbed by that, Deus Ex Machina created … Continued
Named after Peter Sellers' character in the 1950s BBC radio show "The Goons," the W650-based Bloodnok is sort of a cross between a tracker and a bobber. The end result of looping the subframe, lowering the front end, fitting a…
Yesterday, we showed you the new Deus Ex Machina Sacred Cow, turns out the New Yorker who bought it is Billy Joel. We asked him a few questions about it, here's his answers.Us: Why a W650-based custom?Billy Joel: I had…
Hardtails typically aren't our thing, especially when they're converted from a bike with rear suspension. Sacrificing functionality for questionable style usually doesn't work, but somehow, Deus Ex Machina has pulled it off with the incredibly clean Sacred Cow. Like a…
We continue to be amazed at the quality of custom bikes Deus Ex Machina is able to build out of the humble Kawasaki W650. This Street Tracker receives little more than a Richard Petty paintjob, an OVER Racing two-into-one exhaust,…
Sydney-based Deus Ex Machina has turned its hand to the Kawasaki W650, making only deceptively simple modifications to achieve a wholly transformative result. Lowered 35mm, shorn of its fender, fitted with the tank from an SR400 and equipped with a…