Slightly Adventure - From Zurich to Bali

Chapter 1

Sometimes adventure is literally calling you.

2 boys, 6 months and one idea: depart from Deus Zurich and go all the way to the Deus Bali store, all on a bike.

Roughly a month ago the design team Slightly Adventure consisting of Nicola and Benjamin decided to start their own fairly big adventure. The boys started their trip in the Deus store in Zurich, equipped with a Honda Dominator and a Royal Enfield Himalayan and of course decked out in full Deus gear.

After a proper farewell party in the Deus store in the heart of Zurich with drinks, food and the right tunes by DJ Ami-Lex, the journey could begin.
So far they crossed 8 borders, including Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Bosnia Herzegovinia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece and Turkey, and the list will go on and on. Boat trips in the largest lake in Southern Europe, heatwaves up to 44 degrees celsius in Greece, offroad sand dune riding in Olympos, cultural exchanges including opal turning in Cappadocia and trying to decode 30 year old maps along the black sea are all part of the trip. And of course occasional stops in garages all over the world to give the bikes some love and fix one or another little problem; custom bikes, custom trip.

Stay tuned, because not just the temperature will stay hot.

Follow their adventure on IG @slightly.adventure

GALLERY

There's a new rider in town. Maulana Sandi

There is a new Deus rider in Java and he’s unquestionably one to keep an eye on. We’d first met Sandi back in 2019 when he traveled all the way to Bali to compete at the Deus Slidetoberfest. At the time we were definitely impressed by his riding but what al...

Opportunity & Occasion. Panorama, an artshow by Satria Nugraha

You would not know from looking at the confidently composed art that grace the Deus Gallery’s walls for the latest show, Panorama, by Satria Nugraha that there is a singular notion from whence the germ of his ideas spring from. He wanders his neighbourhood ...

Eating the Wind - A word for the wise.

Literature is perhaps one of the arts we love the most, even though it’s the one we do in the seclusion of our bedrooms and homes. It is a solitary sport after all and while tastes differ yet often converge, it’s not the topic most often heard when blowing ...