I want one

[+drsolly]

Puffin

[+Team Noodles]

Puffin

what???

 

You mean you don't have one already????

slacker!!!!!

 

[+Unobtainium]

He may already have one, but as it's a stealth plane, you'll never know. :-)

[+scottpa100]

The Puffin does seem to be good, but I would put the Hoverwing as the perfect cache mobile. It can go on land (roads), bog and marsh like normal hovercrafts and of course water too like a normal hovercraft. But when you go fast enough, using the ground effect, it can fly too so any big rivers, lakes... caching in style!!

 

[+Munkeh]

The Puffin does seem to be good, but I would put the Hoverwing as the perfect cache mobile. It can go on land (roads), bog and marsh like normal hovercrafts and of course water too like a normal hovercraft. But when you go fast enough, using the ground effect, it can fly too so any big rivers, lakes... caching in style!!

 

 

how you going to get one of those down a street

[+little-miss-naughty]

just put in my order for two of each

 

lmn

[+drdick&vick]

Just be careful that the good Dr doesn't cactch you out on his Stealth leccy bike

[+Simply Paul]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

[+drsolly]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

 

I'd say that looks like one of the worst electric bikes available. You can get one twice as good at half the price.

[+Matthew 7:7 Too]

Or better still, an ordinary mountain bike to save carrying the heavy batteries around!

 

Chris

[+Bear and Ragged]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

Is that the one they had on Top Gear?

Comes in a bag, all in bits, to be assembled by you?

[+Munkeh]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

Is that the one they had on Top Gear?

Comes in a bag, all in bits, to be assembled by you?

 

yup thats the one

[+choccymandm]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

Is that the one they had on Top Gear?

Comes in a bag, all in bits, to be assembled by you?

 

yup thats the one

 

the one that James couldn't put together?

 

personally, i'll take one of these Volkner and just put my eco-bikecopterhovercarplanething inside

[+HouseOfDragons]

- and price range. It folds too, making it useful for travelling further afield.

Is that the one they had on Top Gear?

Comes in a bag, all in bits, to be assembled by you?

 

Is it made by Ikea then?

[+tsiolkovsky]

 

personally, i'll take one of these Volkner and just put my eco-bikecopterhovercarplanething inside

 

I'd take the Bv206 every time (no connection to the sale!)

[+Simply Paul]

This is a bit more affordable (also no connection to the sale)

[+tsiolkovsky]

This is a bit more affordable (also no connection to the sale)

 

...but a bit draughty

[+Simply Paul]

Returning to electric bikes, this looks pretty good for the money. Not amphibious though. Nor does it fly...

Cyclamatic Foldaway Electric Bike

[+Simply Paul]

Well worth a thread-resurrection: http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/W...ssibly_go_wrong Want!

[GerritS]

Well worth a thread-resurrection: http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/W...ssibly_go_wrong Want!

 

Well for me it would have to be something like these. Not very green of me but I would hate to cache without a land rover.

 

You can see over the hedges, see parking coming up earlier, no worries about ground clearance... Plenty of space to store all your caching gear...

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-4x4-Roof-...9#ht_2135wt_732

[team tisri]

Well worth a thread-resurrection: http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/W...ssibly_go_wrong Want!

 

Looks great for getting from cache to cache. Might even be good for getting those 5/5 rated caches tucked at the top of chimney stacks.

 

Not so good for getting to the cache under heavy tree cover, I fear.

[+keehotee]

Well worth a thread-resurrection: http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/W...ssibly_go_wrong Want!

 

Well for me it would have to be something like these. Not very green of me but I would hate to cache without a land rover.

 

You can see over the hedges, see parking coming up earlier, no worries about ground clearance... Plenty of space to store all your caching gear...

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-4x4-Roof-...9#ht_2135wt_732

Saw these at the Outdoor show last year - very nice.

 

Meanwhile..... I want one of THESE !

[GerritS]

Well worth a thread-resurrection: http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/W...ssibly_go_wrong Want!

 

Well for me it would have to be something like these. Not very green of me but I would hate to cache without a land rover.

 

You can see over the hedges, see parking coming up earlier, no worries about ground clearance... Plenty of space to store all your caching gear...

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-4x4-Roof-...9#ht_2135wt_732

Saw these at the Outdoor show last year - very nice.

 

Meanwhile..... I want one of THESE !

 

Ok my present Caching set up is not to shabby:

http://img.geocaching.com/track/cd5d1dbb-2...d58691f37c2.jpg

 

But will be putting above on my christamass caching list for caching gear to go in the back

[+drsolly]

Another useful cachemobile.

 

http://www.thebigmoney.com/blogs/shifting-...ack-yes-jetpack

[+Munkeh]

Another useful cachemobile.

 

http://www.thebigmoney.com/blogs/shifting-...ack-yes-jetpack

 

 

I just tried strapping the hover to my back it didn't work

[+ChaceGuild]

Oh come on - you can't beat this beauty:

The Lara Croft custom Land Rover Defender

 

I've seen the original at the Heritage Motor Centre (Gaydon), and she's still fully equipped! Everything you could need to go geocaching in rough terrain, and it even comes with a dock for your GPSr/enabled phone

[+drsolly]

I like the handles on the sides and back. When you get really rough terrain, you just hop out and carry it.

 

That's not so far from my Freelander, except all the equipment is on the inside, where it's less likely to get nicked first time you park it.

 

But still, a jetpack ... not only offroad, you can use that across fields, up hills, across rivers. Barbed wire fences no longer an issue, just vertical take-off from one cache and vertical land to the next.

 

And it's not that far in price, either.

[Puppy Socks]

And as an additional bonus, it would blow away all the stick-o-flage as you land, thus further reducing your cache to find time ratio ! That is, until you have to retrieve said stick-o-flage from the four corners of the field where it scattered!

[Puppy Socks]

And as an additional bonus, it would blow away all the stick-o-flage as you land, thus further reducing your cache to find time ratio ! That is, until you have to retrieve said stick-o-flage from the four corners of the field where it scattered!

[+Simply Paul]

Not much use for caching though

[+ChaceGuild]

THAT...IS...AWESOME

 

In the inimitable words of Glen Quagmire "Yes! Yes! Get some, yes!"

[+The Blorenges]

Yeah... well... Some of us have to take what we can get.

 

I found something more suitable for my caching requirements while doing a multi in Monmouth recently.

 

 

MrsB

[+Mad H@ter]

Yeah... well... Some of us have to take what we can get.

 

I found something more suitable for my caching requirements while doing a multi in Monmouth recently.

 

MrsB

Made to measure

[+The Evil Poles]

What about one of these?