I love this bicycle seat bottle opener. I love how simple the design is and how inconspicuous it will look just hanging out under your bike seat. I do wish, however, that there was a way to add a corkscrew to it, too. That way, when you slapped your wine bottle onto your bike, you would be all set to open it. You know you want one.

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While I don’t recommend heading to the mall today, if you happen to find yourself there and need a last-minute gift for that wine-lover in your life, check out these glasses at Sur La Table.

Let it flow

Let it flow

Let it flow!

Not only are these belts cool-looking, they are each made by hand to order. In their words:

Snack On offers young designers a chance to explore production methods new and old. With inventive use of new and reclaimed materials Snack On offers clever designs with in [sic] reach.

I’m always a fan of reusing bike parts, and this looks like a great way to do so. I wonder, how are the tubes cleaned? Rubber tubes are really dirty and smelly, not something I would like to wear. Still, I might have to give this a go.

Our friends in Hawaii sent this one in. It’s a pretty cool looking clock available over on Etsy.com. From their description:

This is a clock that was made using and old bicycle crank gear and a new quarts drive movement. It is all steel and has 2 ring gears. The clock measures approximately 7 inches in diameter. It would make a great conversation piece on your wall or great gift for that biker you know who is so hard to shop for.

I’m not sure how I feel about the fact that it is hung on what appears to be a drywall screw. A better staged photo might be in order.

Thanks Elina!

Not too bad a deal for $4.95, you can order your own custom, witty, wine labels for your wine friends this holiday season. And if you screw up sticking them on the wine bottle? They come in packs of 2!