Lawrence Mbagara
Chair – 2022 (Current)
Natasha Murigu
Vice Chair – 2022 (current)
Natasha is a communications professional delivering in internal and external communications to improve transparency, accountability, sustainability, and achieve impact at scale for organizations and development agencies.
She has been riding since 2018 and has a preference for touring and adventure riding.
Natasha has previously served as a leader for the Lavington/Kilimani/Kileleshwa (LKK) Nyumba Kumi, and successfully instituted a succession and transition plan for new leadership to continue serving the neighborhood biking community with a shared vision and set objectives.
Natasha is looking forward to continuing to positively influence and advance the needs of the biking community.
William Archer
Secretary – 2022 (Current)
William Archer, an Engineer by profession. Current PBAK secretary, main role is correspondence for the association, both internally & externally. Been biking on & off since 2007, on a neighbour’s bike. Eventually got my own first bike in 2016. Enjoying life on two wheels since then. Passionate about making biking attractive & safe for everyone, so future generations don’t have to fear pursuing it. Personal interest is adventure touring.
Amanya Kuchio
Organising Secretary – 2022 (Current)
Joe Kaibiu
Treasurer – 2022 (current)
Joe is an ICT practitioner by profession and has been riding since April 2014 when he bought his first bike for commuting to work and evening classes to save on time on the road. Has never stopped riding since.
Joe has served as a Treasurer and Vice-Chair of Superhero Bikers Club (SBC). Joe is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K) and a member of ICPAK, and is humbled to be elected and to serve as the Treasurer of PBAK.
Joe’s hobbies are playing chess, rugby and adventure riding.
Mutua Mutuku
Legislative – 2022 (current)
Mutua Mutuku is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya and a co-host of a mentorship platform; Wakili Quick One. He sits at the board of Kenya Fashion Council. Mutua has been riding since the year 2019 and it has been one hell of a ride. Mutua is an adrenaline junkie who enjoys a good read, banter, rugby, classical music and is happy to build on to PBAK objectives.
Kelvin Odek
Welfare Pillar – 2022 (Current)
A pastor and a mental health ambassador for men. I love riding because it allows me to meet new people. I am passionate about bringing people together. Riding is ministry for me, with this am able to help and walk with people in different scopes.
When I ride I feel free and am able to think, process and better my mental health .
George Njeru
Safety Pillar – 2022 (current)
Micah Wanjala
Training Pillar – 2022 (Current)
Baraza Micah Wanjala “BMW” is a certified Motorcycle Trainer In Kenya. Trainer for The ATPU DCI Unit. Also a young farmer and Loving Father of One Handsome Boy.
An Award Winning Trainer, and also the founder of MRT. Lover of Two wheels also a TV/Radio DJ.
Sammy Kiumbe
Former Chair – 2021
Sammy is a bi-vocational pastor with Nairobi Chapel Imara and a biker who loves adventure riding. He previously served as the chairperson of the largest and foundational bikers club in Kenya, Superheros Bikers Club (SBC) which was instrumental in establishing and shaping ongoing Nyumba Kumis (NKs).
Sammy is an entrepreneur, founder and director of Pick and Drop Services a reputable travel, supplies and logistics company situated in Nairobi to respond to increasing logistics and travel needs.
Ciku Mbithi
Former Vice Chair – 2021
Ciku is the MD of a private tours and travel firm and been in the hospitality industry for over 20 years, a position that has seen her travel far and wide to hone on her specialty: provision of exclusive tour packages for discerning travelers. Ciku got the motorcycling bug during the 2012 elections when her company, that was managing the transport requirements for the election observers, received deadlines that could only have been met using motorcycle riders.
Ciku is the MD of a private tours and travel firm and been in the hospitality industry for over 20 years, a position that has seen her travel far and wide to hone on her specialty: provision of exclusive tour packages for discerning travelers.
Ciku got the motorcycling bug during the 2012 elections when her company, that was managing the transport requirements for the election observers, received deadlines that could only have been met using motorcycle riders. She favors adventure riding and since she started riding, has been to most corners of the country and some neighboring ones including Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. No matter how often she ventures off road riding, Ciku maintains that she will always be a ‘newbie’ on any non-tarmac terrain.
Ciku was a key player in the formation of the first private motorcyclists club and the first ever Nyumba Kumi which she states “will always be my home, no matter where I live”. She is also a founding member of Throttle Queens, one of the ladies-only motorcycle clubs in Nairobi. She absolutely believes in sisterhood and empowerment among women riders and says “The power of women gathering is immeasurable”. She lives by a code of sisterhood, community, loyalty, love, understanding and respect. For self and others.
Ciku has a passion for travel as a Lifestyle and a passion to share it! When she’s not working or riding, she will be communing with nature on walks or hikes, tending to her plants or just being mom.
Wamuyu Kariuki
Former Safety Pillar – 2021
Wamuyu Kariuki is a road safety educator and international motorcycle traveler. Her career has largely been in the oil and gas industry, Operations policies and regulations. Wamuyu did her first motorcycle solo adventure in 2017 for 10 days covering 3,100 kms. Pioneering the across the border motorcycle travel by women in Kenya.
Wamuyu Kariuki is a road safety educator and international motorcycle traveler. Her career has largely been in the oil and gas industry, Operations policies and regulations.
Wamuyu did her first motorcycle solo adventure in 2017 for 10 days covering 3,100 kms. Pioneering the across the border motorcycle travel by women in Kenya. Thereafter, she has traveled to 20 countries on a motorcycle. In 2019 she was appointed the Women Riders World Relay (WRWR) ambassador for Kenya and Tanzania. She returned home to participate in the relay in January 2020 as Kenya held a critical position in the completion of the relay..
Wamuyu is the founder of the first ever women commercial riders club – Malkia Moto Club and the founder of IRIDE4HELMETS, a helmet safety initiative. Wamuyu is passionate about road safety; only integrity and honesty will get us all to achieve our goals. Arrive alive means one more hug to a loved one.
Joe Kaibiu
Former Treasurer – 2021
Joe is an IT practitioner by profession and has been riding since April 2014 when he bought his first bike for commuting to work and evening classes to save on time on the road. Has never stopped riding since.
Joe has served as a Treasurer and Vice-Chair of Superhero Bikers Club (SBC). Joe is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K) and a member of ICPAK, and is humbled to be elected and to serve as the Treasurer of PBAK.
Joe’s hobbies are playing chess, rugby and adventure riding.
Morris Matheka
Former Association Pillar – 2021
Matheka, a father of two lovely daughters, he held the position of Association in PBAK, where he was responsible for ensuring the welfare of members and tasked to bring to the attention any personal issues that affected the members and proceed to ensure the members come together to remedy the same.
Started riding in December, 2019, he is an ICT Service Delivery professional and also a Commonwealth Professional Fellow, he values teamwork, ubuntu and passionate about riding and driving, being on the road in motion is a therapeutic feeling, love listening to music and playing chess.
William Archer
Former Secretary – 2021
William Archer, an Engineer by profession. Current PBAK secretary, main role is correspondence for the association, both internally & externally. Been biking on & off since 2007, on a neighbour’s bike. Eventually got my own first bike in 2016. Enjoying life on two wheels since then. Passionate about making biking attractive & safe for everyone, so future generations don’t have to fear pursuing it. Personal interest is adventure touring.
Lucy Monyenye
Former Legal Pillar – 2021
Building on the efforts of her predecessors, Monyenye is working to ensure that PBAK is compliant with laws, achieves its objectives and creates a network of partners that can be used to further the objectives of PBAK .
Michelle Maina
Former Organizing secretary – 2021
Michelle is a motorcycle and travel enthusiast who started riding in April 2019. She was a professional strategy and innovation specialist working in the financial industry before jetting the skies as a business travel guide. She is currently the owner of Alp Bike Gear, a leading retailer of motorcycle gear and accessories.
Michelle is a passionate leader and hopes to serve the community through all inclusive and impactful events and partnership.
