The Autum Epitaph Cruiser

I'm not much of a bike rider, but this is amazing!

Limited to a production of only 12, the Epitaph Cruiser has fitted special wheels that house four tires. 

With a steel frame finished with black powder coat, a beautifully handcrafted pure leather seat, aged leather handles and frame insert, custom-made alloy rims and each seat has a laser imprinted Roman numerals on it to identify the serial number of the particular bike, this has to be one of most luxurious bicycles ever made.

It will set you back US$2950.

More images after the jump.

The System 1-2-3 Lounge Chair by Verpan

These are the chairs I want to get for my office. 

The System 1-2-3 Chair was originally designed by Verner Panton in 1973. The series originally comprised 20 different models with variations in seat height, arm rests and feet. 

http://www.verpan.dk/

 

Volume Brooch by Tatty Devine

MUST...PURCHASE...THIS...BROOCH! 

 IT GOES TO 11!
 

By Tatty Devine boutique in England.

Wonderbra Perfect Strapless: Trampoline

How would you prove to women that they can wear a strapless bra and not worry that their goods are going to fall out? 

Put a trampoline in a change room for them to test it out of course! 

Watch the video below to see how the testing went.

With Valentines Day just around the corner...

Guys, why not get the "SHIT BITCH YOU IS FINE" bear to tell her how you really feel.

 Buy these from Love is Lame.

Soundracer v12 makes your car sound like a Ferrari!

This sh*t is BANANAS! You have to watch the video!

 SoundRacer makes almost any car sound like a super sports car. No installation, no tuning, just plug into the cigarette lighter socket, select a frequency for the car stereo receiver and turn up the volume.

 The sound is from a 1980 Ferrari 512BBLM, recorded at the Mugello racetrack in Italy in 2008. The engine is a 4.942 litre in Type F102 BB LM V12. 500 bhp / 373 KW @ 7000 rpm.

http://www.soundracer.se/

The Table Tennis Trainer

Great Christmas present!

 Unless you've got Gump-like skills, odds are your ping pong game could use some work. That's where the Table Tennis Trainer (US$150) comes in. Like a mini tennis ball machine, this handy gadget serves out a steady stream of hard plastic balls with one of three spin settings at a rate of 12 to 70 per minute, or so fast you'll be running on empty in no time.

 Buy it here.

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