Times have been tough at Damon Motorcycles for some time now, and it was just over a month ago that it seemed like nearly everyone left just up and quit. And now, the company that insisted that its public face present as tech-forward and bleeding-edge as it could possibly manage seems to have pulled the plug on its official website.
As of April 20, 2026, if you pay a visit to Damon.com, all you'll find is a "Site not found" error message. Under that strangely anodyne (yet ominous, if you're the company whose webpage someone is trying to visit) header text, you'll see more text that reads, "Looks like you followed a broken link or entered a URL that doesn't exist on Netlify."
Netlify bills itself as a cloud computing company that helps users build their own websites and apps, with or without AI assistance. In smaller text underneath that first line, it reads, "If this is your site, and you weren't expecting a 404 for this path, please visit Netlify's "page not found" support guide for troubleshooting tips." It then lists a Netlify Internal ID code underneath that line, which the owner of a site can presumably refer to when they contact Netlify's customer support to resolve their issue.
