Info about "Deus Ex Machina"?

**tigerjacopo** · 10th February 2011, 08:20

walking around Auckland i found a place called "deus ex machina", it seams a cafè or pub, with the factory area for bikes..
i saw it during morning so there aren't bikers or costumers..only a mom (..ehm..good mom) looking a babyt-shirt..
is it a meeting point?..maybe during the weekend?
if itsn't a meeting point ...what is it?

**CHOPPA** · 10th February 2011, 08:27

Awesome cafe! They build custom retro funky bikes too and have a clothing label cool stuff

**tigerjacopo** · 10th February 2011, 09:02

ok, but is it a meeting point to startor end trips or bikers meeting point during the week or is it just a "cool place" ...
i mean: if i go there saturnday or sunday do i find bikers..or turists?
..you go there (you:aucklander) just to see some clothes (as the mom!) and the building of a motorbike..or is a place for biker and ..maybe... chickens!

**SilentDtH** · 10th February 2011, 11:30

Awesome place!!! Love their work. Usually some nice bikes in there....

As for meeting place, I sometimes meet work people there for a coffee

**R6_kid:Me** · 10th February 2011, 13:16

They have website: www.deus.com.au

It's a custom bike shop that also caters to non-motorcyclists. You would have noticed that its more like an art gallery than a showroom, all the clothing is related to their line of bikes or marques that they sell. The good food and coffee is just a bonus.

It's just a business that sells motorcycles. It isn't set up specifically as a meeting place and being in the city that doesn't really make it ideal - it's much easier to meet North or South of the city at a gas station where there is more room and is closer to the roads you want to ride. However I guess it is a nice place to take your bike and meet up with mates for a coffee for those who don't really like the open road

though I must admit that while I had an MH900e in my possession it seemed like the perfect alternative to meeting up at Mission Bay.

**Rosso** · 10th February 2011, 14:58

Saturday morning is not bad but Sunday is usually very crowded , with alsorts and lots of rugrats etc.

**The Pastor** · 10th February 2011, 15:23

its a store for rubs, never been there never will.

well maybe when i become a rub i might go visit. or if there is a hot girl there

**spookytooth** · 10th February 2011, 16:12

just another snobby coffie shop wouldnt bother going back

**Mom** · 10th February 2011, 16:17

Never been there, unlikely to visit on feed back received from friends that have.

**STUFF** · 31st March 2011, 05:13

unbelievable, that there are studios that release is still a high-quality vintage! I would like to go there! Or work in such company. Motorcycles are my life.

**hellokitty** · 31st March 2011, 05:32

I have been there a few times - too many kids - bad service - took 50 minutes to get my coffee. The kids love to look at the bikes though. The price of the clothing is pretty shocking.
Cool idea but seems to be a place for posing really, and for people with kids.

**Voltaire** · 31st March 2011, 05:44

Good place to go if your into vintage motorcycles and seeing bikes being built. Can get busy which is good for a business, Good luck to them, ignore the mostly ignorant appliance riding KB knockers and enjoy some classic bikes and a coffee.

**Maha** · 31st March 2011, 06:52

Originally Posted by hellokitty

I have been there a few times - too many kids - bad service - took 50 minutes to get my coffee. The kids love to look at the bikes though. The price of the clothing is pretty shocking.
Cool idea but seems to be a place for posing really, and for people with kids.

Yip, might as well go to the Puhoi, same but different in that, bikes everywhere (weekends best) service is great, no room for posers (unless they are from the BOP) and to the OP, the food is magnifico'....

**avgas** · 31st March 2011, 07:44

Originally Posted by hellokitty

Cool idea but seems to be a place for posing really

Yep - what she said.

I was their biggest fan when they only had the camperdown store.

Now they are just a commercial whitewash.........which was to be expected by the founder of MAMBO.

Now this guy needs a tv series / cafe / brand....