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Triple dash wood mount

by David Allen on June 19th, 2009
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With so many gadgets, single dashboard mount just is not enough, so perhaps that is why this has come onto the market. It is the triple dashboard mount now there is space for the sat nav, phone and pda. They are all within handy reach and although it may not be the best looking device in the world, it is certainly one of the most useful. Features: Allows to hold three devices at t ...

The Akuma Apache Crash Helmet

by David Allen on June 18th, 2009
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Motorbike riders have to be so careful on quiet and unlit roads, which is why this helmet from Akuma could be a real lifesaver in more ways than one. The helmet has built in LED lamps in red at the rear. These lights can be set to either flashing or static mode and in the case of an emergency, there is a forward pointing reading light too. FEATURES Integrated rechargeable power s ...

Travel toothbrush sanitizer

by David Allen on June 18th, 2009
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This is the sort of thing that you need when travelling around, staying in all sorts of different places and using different bathrooms etc. Simply place the toothbrush into the case and within five minutes your toothbrush is 99% clear of germs, shame about the 1%, but you cannot have it all! Product Features Toothbrush Sanitizer Includes Travel Case, UV Sanitizer to Eliminate 99% ...

International adapter plug

by David Allen on June 18th, 2009
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Why bother with collecting a wide range of travel adapters, when you can just have one for all countries. This handy adapter should be the only the one that you will ever need making it indispensible to the person who travels through work or pleasure. Product Features Keep your gadgets and devices going on your travels Convert power sources in more than 150 countries Convenient all-in-1 ...

Motorcycle DIY Video - How to Ride a Motorcycle!

by max on June 16th, 2009
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Let me tell you a story of how I started riding motorcycles. The very first time was at my best friend’s house up in Humbolt, California where he had a dirt-bike. Well, to cap the story short, I didn’t know how to ride, didn’t have a helmet on, ultimately did a superman and sorta chipped a part of my leg bones after flipping over about 3 times on the ground. As ugly a ...

The half a billion dollar jet

by David Allen on June 10th, 2009
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There was a time when owning a small bodied private jet was a sign of real wealth, but it seems that it not good enough for these days bigger is most definitely better. This the design for a privately owned Airbus A380, bought for $500,000,000.00, which is obviously a bargain! However, not content with just that, the plane had to fitted out and made into a three floor flying palac ...

Ever wanted a super tanker?

by David Allen on June 9th, 2009
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The world of big boats just got easier to get into for the little guy, but these boats are something special and it has to be said very cool indeed. They have been designed for naval cadets to train in, apparently size has no meaning when comes to parking a super tanker. This is the sort of thing that kids would love, but at $238,784 a piece, you are not going to see many people l ...

What is Sonic Boom?

by max on June 3rd, 2009
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Today, I was just surfing around the web and found “Sonic Boom”! What is it? It’s when the aircraft goes faster than the speed of sound and creates water vapors basically or according to Wikipedia: When an object passes through the air, it creates a series of pressure waves in front of it and behind it, similar to the bow and stern waves created by a boat. These waves t ...

Bike that lets you Low-Ride or High-Ride on the Go!

by max on May 22nd, 2009
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Here’s an awesome design for a bike that will let the rider “low-ride” or “high-ride” while ridin’. What a great concept, I can envision future bikes coming like this. Created by German industrial designer Stefan Wallmann, the Zweistil provides with two riding positions. One to travel in the city, when you need to be more agile and aware of the traf ...

Keep on track with the GPS

by David Allen on May 12th, 2009
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Tracking something has never been easier, with the TrimTrac Pro from Trimble; users will get the top of the range tracking system that comes in a small device powered by four AA batteries that should be all right for three months on standby or for thirty days when being used for two to three hours per day. Service Plans Through LightningGPS.com (Professional/Enterprise Level Platf ...