The Onyx By Deus Ex Machina ($CALL) for a customer who wanted a bike that was stylish, and could easily go from road to sand. The vision started off with a 2012 Triumph Scrambler, which is always a great start for any build.
They started with Black MX bars from a Yamaha TW, a Motogradget Chronoclassic speedometer paired with a Motogadget M-Unit, and levers from Pazzo.
Metal changes included keeping the stock Triumph tank, but adding a fresh coat of black paint, bespoke fenders, and a new 2-into-1 British custom exhaust. The airbox was removed to free up some space and to give the bike a light, airy look. The hole the stock box left behind was filled with K&N filters. They added an RSV Aprilla for the rear mag which gives the bike a nice finishing touch. And finally, you don’t have a surf bike without the appropriate surfboard brackets.
The Onyx is another amazing build for one of the top bike customizers dare I say in the world.
It’s almost sacrilegious to mess with a Harley, but the guys over at DP Customs are pros and the results are awesome. Based out of Arizona and run by Jarrod and Justin Del Prado, DP customs takes stock bikes and turns them into street machines that look like they’d be comfortable on any track. The […]