I always wanted a flying car but I suppose this will have to suffice, a flying motorbike.
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With festival season rapidly approaching the electric portable shower is a great idea. Simply connect to your car battery drop the hose in a bucket of water and shower away.
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I love the look of this unusual and very distinctive foldaway pushbike from Yanko design.

Nicknamed the Locust, it looks more like a Transformer than a pushbike.

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Last week we reported on the tyre condom and sung it’s praises in how it would keep you and your clothes clean when changing a tyre. However it doesn’t stop you sweating when jacking up the car or struggling with a ridiculously tight wheel nut, which is where this next gadget comes in.
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This is an interesting gadget for the car, an emoticon display so you can let drivers behind you know exactly what you think of their driving behaviour!

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One of my friends has got an FM Transmitter for his iPod. It simply plugs into the iPod’s earphone socket and transmits what ever is playing to a set FM station meaning you can easily listen to what’s playing on your iPod on your car stereo wire free.

The GT Cube is the same sort of thing but in a much smaller box. It incorporates a microphone so can also be used as a hands free kit in your car. It does look a cool and useful gadget but only if you’re Korean

The GT Cube found via Red Ferret.

Getting a flat tire is inconvenient at the best of times and often, to add insult to injury, you end up getting your clothes covered in grime while putting on the spare.

Well a solution is at hand via the Flat Tire Concierge, consisting of a mat to kneel on, a pare of rubber gloves and a condom for your tire (or tyre if you want to spell it properly:)).

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Have you ever got caught speeding? Most have at some point. I know myself that when I’m driving in a 30mph zone, sometimes I don’t notice if I’m doing 35mph. Before you know it those speed cameras have stored all your details and you’re on your way to a nasty speeding fine.

That’s why I’m glad someone out there invented the ‘INFORAD GPS Speed Camera Detector’ at a very affordable price. The initial cost is only £79.99 (nothing compared to a few tickets) and you get a free update for the first year. To update your device go to www.inforadgps.co.uk. Updates cost £24.99 per year or £49.99 for a lifetime subscription!
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