If you have a KitchenAid mixer, now you can buy flames to put on it!

A guy by the name of Ross Bolton, living in Lake Havasu City, AZ, came up with the idea of making flame decals designed to fit on KitchenAid stand mixers. So far, he received a bunch of publicity in newspapers around the country.

He set up a store on eBay, and sells them there.

Check out his entire collection of KitchenAid flame decals...

http://stores.ebay.com/..../flamekastore

Labels: Flame Decals, Housewares, KitchenAid Mixers

Here's a cool looking water faucet for the die-hard biker. The left and right hand grips control the hot and cold water. I'm not sure if the clutch and brake levers do anything.

The combination of chrome and brass looks really impressive.

The darn thing weighs 14 pounds!

Only a limited supply of 500 individually numbered sets were created for the initial launch of the product, which debuted last May in Hartford, CT for Super Sunday, the state's largest bike show.

If you want to buy one of these, it'll cost you $599.00, but you'll get a ten year warranty on parts and a five year warranty on the finish.

More information at MFX Classic.

UPDATE (March 5, 2007): As of today CycleFaucets is selling these at a price of $799.99.

Labels: Housewares