I finally got the State Bicycle Co. Megalith we designed all set up to rip. And by “rip” I mean spend as much time in the woods as possible.
It’s pretty freaking awesome how some fat ass wheels let you dominate any terrain. You see it. You ride it. Fun stuff! 
“I’m sick of being on B Squad.
Listen, you may be on B Squad, but you’re the B Squad Leader!”
Yup… this weekend was one for the books (or blogs rather). When we three get together fairy dust falls from the sky, the Narnian pathways open there gates, and we live a lifetime of excellence where time stands still, the Angels blow their horns, birds land on our shoulders, and we whistle a happy tune through the rainbow field of butter cups and dandy lions to the land of Excalibur and beyond.
Here is a photo recap starting and finishing in Nashville, TN. I hope you enjoy.
Make sure to go check out Kyle Steed‘s and Brenton Little‘s IG for other rad shots from this bro get away sesh.
(Featuring @youngmoneypizza for a quick gangster pose post Crema Coffee sippin’ goodness. Also the fine fella that shot the opening image)
I’m not that great at taking naps (although I really should take up the sport). I had gotten done with all the climb time I needed to do to achieve a personal goal I set for January. Had a few hours of lag time between scheduled events and decided to roll down to a spot I knew would offer up the best environment to catch a few ZZzz’z. With Kammok in tow, I rolled out the door on the FaTRoB.
This is my definition of what a napping environment should look like. I hope it’s not too far off from yours.
I’ve had the pleasure of using the Kammok Roo for the last couple weeks. Kyle and I have set up the Roo in all types of city environments to chill, drink coffee, and watch the sun rise/set. The point is not only to chill with friends over a beverage of choice, but to show how easily accommodating the Kammok Roo is in all environments.
The Roo comes in this nice little self containing roll top pouch that keeps it protected from the elements. The pouch is secured to the Roo so you will not have to keep up with it when you pull your Kammok out. What most new people to the Kammok experience will do (wink wink) is open the roll top bag and pull the Roo completely out only to have it flapping in the wind, dangling on the ground getting dirty where your head is about to be. This may not be that big of a deal in some environments, but not all environments are made equal (i.e. I would not want my Roo to be hanging out on the ground where used oil has saturated the concrete).
How do you avoid this potential issue?
First make sure your Python Strap’s are set up and secure.
Then, making sure you have packed your Roo in a manner that the Kanga Claw carabiners are at the top of the pouch (very easy to do), you walk over to one Python Strap, secure the Roo to it, and walk away. Letting the Roo pull itself out of the compression sack until you reach your other Python Strap. 
BOOM!! You’re all set up and ready to enjoy your Roo!! 
OH! and don’t worry about falling through the Roo, It may feel like taking a leap of faith the first time you get in it, but once you do, you won’t want to get out.
The Roo is “made of Kammok’s proprietary diamond ripstop fabric, LunarWave, the Roo is incredibly lightweight, tear resistant, breathable, and roomy enough for two.” – Kammok
With its 500 lbs. copacity, you’ll be able to fit a small family and the dog comfortably. 
I hope you’ve enjoyed reading my two cents. Go check out Kammok’s Instagram page for other rad snaps! Kyle and I have had the pleasure of taking over Kammok’s account this week, posting out take on the Roo.
Being that I’ve just recently built up our FOLLY x BRYANT FaTRoB to ride all over the land for bikepacking trips… the Kammok Roo couldn’t have landed in my lap at a more perfect time.
Thanks a ton Kammok!! You guys are nailing it on all levels. Super pumped to see what you come up with next! Cheers!
RIDE x CREATE