A Classic Cleaned Up! 1961 Honda Super Cub ‘Firefly’ by Deus Ex Machina

Over the years we have seen plenty of outstanding examples of custom rides from the good folks over at Deus Ex Machina. Today they are back at it again, this time around with a look at a 1961 Honda Super Cub ‘Firefly’ by Deus Ex Machina. This stunning and rather sleek build takes on a small profile but with some big aspirations. The 1961 Honda Super Cub ‘Firefly’ by Deus Ex Machina features low, long lines that are contrasted by this bold, Oxblood red leather seat.

The bike features a modified frame and an epoxy composite body while the fuel cell, battery, coil, and electrics are all tucked into the bike’s spine. The ride is finished off with Japanese DID alloy rims and features a handful of upgrades. Have a look at this beautiful machine in the images below and give us your thoughts in the comments. Stay tuned for much more and learn more from Deus Ex Machina immediately.

Photos provided by Deus Ex Machina



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