Pst. Sammy Kiumbe is an experienced cross-country adventure rider, founding member, and first inaugural Chair of the Private Bikers Association of Kenya (formerly Motorcycle Kenya). He currently serves on the Motor Sports Federation of Kenya (MSFK) Board as Director Beyond Sports, Chair of the Leisure and Touring Commission under FIM Africa, and as a PBAK Trustee.
A pioneer in structuring Kenya’s biking community, Sammy played a key role in establishing the Nyumba Kumi system, which organizes riders into accountable and united geographical networks. He introduced the International Ubuntu Breakfast Run to Kenya, attracting hundreds of bikers annually, and has led impactful advocacy efforts, including the successful 2022 legalization of lane splitting in Kenya.
Sammy is also the former Chair of the Superheroes Bikers Club, an active member of the Motorrad Club, and one of seven African riders to tour the continent for charity. His initiatives include running a motorcycle training school for children aged 4–16.
Recognized for his visionary leadership, mentorship, and training contributions, he has received multiple awards, including the 2019 PBAK Leadership Award and the 2023 MSFK Official of the Year. Outside biking, Sammy has over 18 years’ pastoral experience with CITAM and Nairobi Chapel, and is an entrepreneur in the transport and courier industry.
David “Chwa” Mbaya is a founding member of the Private Bikers Association of Kenya (formerly Motorcycle Kenya) and a Trustee since 2021. With over 20 years of riding and leadership experience, he has been instrumental in advancing safe and responsible motorcycling across Kenya and Africa through the LAST framework.
Chwa leads the Ubuntu Breakfast Run, which unites over 1,000 bikers annually across African countries, and spearheaded major charity rides including the 47 Ride (touring all Kenyan counties to raise scholarship funds) and the World Autism Day Ride to Garissa in April 2024, where he led 15 riders through five counties to raise awareness in Level 5 hospitals.
Known for his strong networks, planning skills, and cross-border riding experience since 2004, Chwa continues to champion unity, charity, and biker empowerment across the continent.
Morris believes riding is “therapy on wheels” and has a passion for serving the biking community. He enjoys group rides that create friendships along the way. Professionally, he works in the ICT field within the Service Management unit.
Outside riding, he loves watching sports (both live and on screen), listening to music, and indulging in hobbies like traveling, chess, and billiards. Morris is a proud father of two daughters.
Lawrence Mbagara is an accomplished IT Engineer with over three decades of experience serving in various organizations and companies. Within the motorcycle community, he has held key leadership roles, including Chairperson of the Mombasa Road Nyumba Kumi (NK) and serving two terms as Chairperson of PBAK.
His passion for safety and community building continues to drive his work in strengthening rider welfare and safety standards across Kenya.
Erick Mbugua has been riding for over six years and serves as Chairman of the Karen Langata Nyumba Kumi (NK). With over a decade of experience in public relations and three years in system automation, he brings a unique blend of communication expertise and tech-driven solutions to PBAK.
Erick plays a pivotal role in strengthening the Association’s communication channels, enhancing its public image, and streamlining processes through technology. Passionate about fostering unity, safety, and growth within the biking community, he actively supports charity initiatives such as Bikers for Teule, combining his love for motorcycling with a commitment to community service.
Known for his collaborative approach and strategic insight, Erick is dedicated to bridging grassroots bikers and national PBAK leadership.
