Ever tried pedaling up a rocky hill? It’s really painful and you end up carrying your bike half of the time. But with the Bergmonch Scooter, you can carry the ‘bike’ up a slope like a backpack and enjoy the ride down. The gravity-powered scooter has no pedals and are designed for rough terrain; with its shock-absorbing suspension and aluminum frame, while the Shimano disc brakes help in stopping. While folded, the backpack/scooter is ergonomically designed for comfort and easy carrying. ~$2,300.

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Immerse yourself in the true rock and roll experience while playing Rock Band or Guitar Hero. When the crappy speakers on your TV won’t do, you should hook up your guitar to these Polk Audio HitMaster monitors. Just like a real stage monitor, the HitMaster is a floor-mounted cabinet directly facing you so you’ll hear your sound straight and true. Get up to 80 watts of eardrum-busting sound from the single-point stereo speaker. But if that’s not enough, you can link up several HitMasters side-by-side. There’s also a 1/8″ input jack so you can connect other audio sources like your iPod. The HitMaster will hit (pun intended) the markets next year. $100.

When a stationary bike is endorsed by Lance Armstrong you know it’s got to be a good one. The LS9.91C Indoor Cycle has a Kevlar drive belt, cantilevered brakes, and an air fit saddle which is a far cry from the bikes at your local gym. The bike also comes with a DVD that has 54 diverse training workouts. $1,000.

ACDC Backtracks is a collection of 47 tracks of studio and live rarities, two DVDs, a coffee table book, and an LP with more studio rarities made from audiophile-grade 180 gram vinyl. If you thought all that is impressive, then you will love the fact that it come packed in a real working guitar amp. $240.

Everything tastes better with bacon right? Now everything will, thanks to the Bacon Jam from Skillet Online. They take your ordinary bacon, cook it down with herbs and spices, puree the good stuff and store it in a jar. Perfect for unleashing the baconator hiding deep within your thoughts. Bacon goodness wherever, whenever – it doesn’t get any better than this. $12.

Alcohol and religion might be the unholiest of unions but throughout history, it’s been shown that the two are actually intertwined. Jesus Christ performed his first miracle wherein he turned water into wine and in ancient Europe, alcohol provided a miracle of its own. Water wasn’t really fit for drinking so the Guinness family of Ireland concocted their now-famous dark Irish stout, a healthier alternative to putrid water. This book, written by renowned religious author Stephen Mansfield, chronicles beer’s history and how it is ingrained in the Irish culture and its consequent world domination. Drinking and reading, both divine experiences. $17.

The Skybar Wine Accessories set is all about making sure your favorite wine and champagne stays ice cold with their Wine Chill Drops that can chill a glass of wine in less than 90 seconds and the aluminum-shelled Cool Cover that has an insulated lining to keep a chilled bottle cold for hours and protect it from UV rays. $50.