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Regardless of the helmet laws in your State, you need proper caffeination. The Off To The Races Coffeemaker, by Hammacher Schlemmer, will help give you a head start in the morning.
The authentic-looking helmet comes complete with 64 oz. glass carafe, visor, and a permanent built-in filter. The coffee maker also says “Start your engines,” amid an engine roaring, to help keep you enthused before the caffeine does its thing.
Check it out here.
[link, via Oddity Mall]
Get your butter rolling… It’s the Lobster Motorcycle. Officially-titled Lobster Roll [nice!] the motorcycle was created by New Brunswick leather artist Timothee “Timo” Richard.
The outer shell took about two weeks to complete and wrap around a custom Buell Blast 500 cc street bike. The crustacean cycle cost around $6000 to create.
If you’re looking for adventure, or whatever comes your way on pizza night — the Pizza Chopper is here to help.
Designed to resemble a chopper motorcycle, this pizza cutter will be the coolest way to segment your pie. If you’re truly born to be wild, they’ll be some pepperoni involved.
Ergonomic plastic handle with stainless steel blade. Red and black. New at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Sure, most meat-eaters and food culture blogs such as this one are fueled by bacon. Now, there’s a motorcycle worthy of any pork-lover or Foodiggity, with the Hormel Black Label Bacon-Fueled Motorcycle.
Brought to us by EVA Products BV, the 800cc three-cylinder diesel engine runs on 100% biodiesel, in the form of pork grease.
The best part, besides the pigskin seat, is for anyone driving behind the baconcycle, as its exhaust smells of cooked bacon.
[link, via Hi Consumption]
The Lobster Motorcycle was created by Taiwanese food carving artist Huang Mingbo. Made entirely of the yummy crustacean, fill it up with melted butter and hit the road. Always wear a bib.
[via The Awesomer]