If you’re more interested in getting your gear to the beach than you are in a survival bike for the zombie apocalypse, Deus Ex Machina has you covered with the Sea Sider. Just rolled out on the showroom floor at their Temple of Enthusiasm in Canggu, Bali, Indonesia, the Deus Ex Sea Sider Bike holds your surfboard off the side while you carry it to the beach. In order to build this ridiculous creation that’s unique even for Deus, they scrapped the traditional thinking about what makes one of their bikes in favor of a Frankenstein that’s as much bicycle as it is motorbike. Vintage, restored bike pieces like the handlebars and front light. A custom front basket with treated wooden slats. Imported Japanese rims. Custom, handmade exhaust and surf racks. The end result is a a two-seater motorcycle that’s as much Deus original as it is bicycle, Honda and board carrier.
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