Impressive design with an aggressive stance
The unique custom machine “SKOLL” has appeared at the Deus Ex Machina Harajuku store. Named after the wolf that chases the sun in Norse mythology, this street machine is based on the Honda FTR223 and was created by Tomoyuki Soeda (Deus Japan).
The sharp form created by the inverted front forks and 19-inch front tire makes a strong impression on the street. The fuel tank is taken from a Honda Elsinore MT250, and the combination of a shortened rear frame and a Yoshimura silencer creates a harmonious overall look of toughness and functional beauty.
Pursuing perfection as a “running companion”
The SKOLL is not just a custom look. It is designed as a street-only model that combines analog riding feel with agility, and is truly a bike that will be close to the rider as a “riding partner.”
A Deus Harajuku experience that will delight all five senses
The SKOLL bikes are on display and for sale at the Harajuku store, where you can enjoy apparel and gear in a space that also has a wide selection. There is a cafe on the first floor, where you can enjoy a coffee, look at the bikes, and experience the style and atmosphere, a truly Deus-like experience.
Deus flagship store showcases a diverse blend of cultures
Since its launch in Australia in 2006, Deus Ex Machina, which uses the brand name “God in the Machine” as its name, has pursued a fusion of art, music, and lifestyle, with a focus on motorcycle and surfing culture. The Harajuku store is a flagship store that combines a cafe, apparel, art, and motorcycles, and is a place that embodies the spirit of freedom, with SKOLL being its symbolic presence.
SKOLL is a “living custom” that combines edgy aesthetics with a riding experience. This summer, come experience its presence and pulse at the Deus Harajuku store and feel the moment that stimulates your own creative impulses.
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