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Kenya's private motorcycling movement is gaining momentum

Huib van de Grisjparde, CEO, Kibo Africa Motorcycles. [Courtesy]

The rumble of motorcycle engines is becoming more common on Kenyan roads, but it is more than just a practical matter; it is the roar of a growing culture founded on a love of freedom, the thrill of adventure, and a desire to make commutes faster and more affordable.

As the cost of living rises, the demand for affordable transportation grows. Motorcycles are a practical solution for many Kenyans who want to get around in their daily lives. Bikes have lower fuel and operating costs than cars, making them an accessible option for people to navigate congested streets with relative ease and at a lower cost.

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