Private Bikers Association Of Kenya is to express their desire to be united

About Us

The Private Bikers Association of Kenya was “formally” started in 2014 by representatives of different biker groups, associations, Clubs to express the corporate desire to form a united private biker body to advocate for their needs in the country. Originally there was the Outriders Association of Kenya, TSA, Cruising Kings, Coast Riders Association, Lakeside Riders and Superhero Bikers Club(SBC) among others were the few organized groups then.

2015 saw rapid growth of bikers that saw the rise of bikers getting organized into either the type of bike they rode or into Nyumba Kumis (where they lived or worked) as a way of helping each other in case of emergencies and also to look out for each other on the roads.

Benefits of Joining PBAK

As an umbrella body for private bikers in Kenya, PBAK is meant to ensure that the private bikers voice is heard through engaging authorities on various matters of interest, advocating for inclusive policies, creating awareness on road safety and proper training as well as ensuring private bikers welfare is promoted through road rescues after incidents, access to discounted services and social support where there is a need.

Over the years, PBAK officials have managed to:

Advocate for better treatment of bikers e.g. through engaging with Muthaiga Police for access to Muthaiga Road to be granted.
Continouosly support members incase of arrest or harrasment by authorities.
Provide avenues for bikers to interact such as the Prayer day.
Advocate for better policies through engaging Nairobi County and NMS for equal access to the city and motorcycle designated parking spots in town (currently in discussion).
Partner with member organisations such as

Women Bikers Association for the tree planting to improve our carbon footprint, we emit too
The Oktoberfest hangout with Kingsmen as an interaction event to meet and greet.
The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims with Inked Sisterhood, Mamacycling and various other cycling groups to remember our fallen two wheelers and push for sane road use, better policies and create road safety awareness e.g. the insurance webinar.
Road traffic safety awareness with Mercedes Owners Kenya and other road safety campaign across various towns from Nairobi through Rift Valley to Central and Eastern Counties. The event engaged bikers from these areas.

Supporting various charity events initiated by our member groups such as Eastern Bikers.
PBAK members are also given a sticker and card with “In Case of Emergency” details and organises for road rescues.
PBAK has partnered with Amref to get discount for its members and ensure professional assistance is accorded when needed.
PBAK in collaboration with partner organisations has organised webinars for training of members on various matters of interest e.g. Insurance with Inked Sisterhood, road safety & mental health with Inked Sisterhood.