It's probably no secret that Deus are venturing into the surfboard market, especially with one of the owners being ex Mambo and Australia having such a huge and profitable surf culture. Their real point of difference though will always be trying to stay left of field, so we won't be surprised when they manufacture surfboards using old school shapes and designs. They have nearly finished transforming a Balinese rice paddy into their factory and surf headquarters - where they will be shaping and making the Deus surfboards. And what surf factory would be complete without a custom TW200 complete with surfboard racks to take your workers down to the local surf breaks at Bukit? This TW200 is appropriately named the Bukit Climber and looks like it's main purpose is to travel from the popular beach to the Deus factory at the top of the hill. For more pics of this understated rice burner (and rice fields) check out this Bali gallery.

Just a reminder to everyone in Sydney on Saturday 21st November. Deus is having their 4th birthday celebrations with 'six hours of motorcyclism madness' at the Camperdown store. Sounds like a great day including Charley Boorman from Long Way Down signing his latest book, motorcycle swap meet and if you are lucky enough to own a Deus bike bring it along to be judged by Charley. There will be loads more surprises so get on your bike and get down there. [Love the design of this flyer]. 

We received some pics from Deus today of this nasty looking 2008 Sportster Nightster. This bike truly deserves the words 'Deus Special' painted on its tank. Some of the work done includes changing both F&R rims to alloy (front is 19" dia and the rear is now 18" dia), stainless spokes, sticky tires, lowered F&R suspension (Ikon), clip on bars, small electronic speedo, Yamaha SR400 petrol tank (thought that looked familiar), solo seat, chopped rear frame section, shorty F&R fenders, modified Vance & Hince 2 into 1 exhaust with HPC matte black coating, and lastly the "special" Deus paint job. After they had finished, this HD had lost 15kg of junk. We love it when Deus get their junk out. [Thanks to Andy for finding this in between the covers while riding a Virgin].

We love receiving the Deus Oily Rag in our inbox and discovering what the guys at Deus have been creating. The first thing that stopped us in our tracks is this SR400 Drovers Dog. Done in true Deus style, with a SR skinny tank and those beautiful vintage Firestones. The only thing that bugs me is the Deus graphics on the tank, l have to be honest I much prefer the original logo (but hey, a bit of paint stripper would fix that). Hit the jump for the full Drovers Dog gallery.

I just love this Deus W650 Swing Bobber. It puts the schwing back in swing bobber. If i took it to a swinger party I could not throw the keys in the hat, even if another hottie was ready for a kick start. No, not even some slutty, sexy, eurotrash Triumph kneel and bobber that was begging for a ride.

Never has a 1978 Yamaha Sr500 looked so good. Deus have totally rebuilt this classic and turn it into a SR542 Street Tracker. The back end looks very similar to their TW225. Apparently it has left Australian shores and headed for Hollywood. Rumoured to be Orlando Blooms. Story via HFL.

The Japanese love their TW200 and TW225's and they love their accessories. And so do lots of other people out there judging by your comments. Heres a selection of some sweet TW225's mostly from japan except the Deus one. Love that Deus alloy tank...

Stick a late 60's Triumph engine 650cc in a Norton wide line Manx frame and you have a cafe racer to die for. Triumph brakes, Norton tank, Dunstall pipes, alloy rims and straight bars. With pin striping on the silver tank all you need is the scarf and goggles..

I love going to Deus. I don't enjoy going there with my ankle biters but hey i had no choice today.