top of page
DSC02386-min.jpg

Education Transforms
Lives

Welcome to the Safari Simbaz. Where courage, discipline, and teamwork turn into real-life opportunity. 

VISION

Creating Sustainable Cycling Communities in Africa

We train youth in mountain biking, road cycling, bike mechanics, life skills and much more — helping them find paths to become athletes, instructors, entrepreneurs, or leaders in their own communities.

400+

400+ children trained since 1998

20+

20+ alumni running their own businesses

1

Grand Tour Winner mentored

From Safari Simbaz to the Yellow Jersey: Chris Froome’s Journey with David Kinjah

When Chris Froome stood on the podium in Paris wearing the maillot jaune, millions saw the glory of a champion. What few realized is that the foundation of his career was built far from the Champs-Élysées in the red soil and steep hills around Kikuyu, Kenya, riding with David Kinjah and the Safari Simbaz.

Cycling in Aalborg – Gran Fondo World Championships 2024

What happens when you mix a Kenyan cycling legend, two german riders, and 157 km of Danish tarmac? You get a wild weekend in Aalborg, full of fast wheels, stinky herring, and good vibes all around.

Racing with the Lions – Cape Epic 2004

In 2004, David Kinjah and Davidson Kamau were invited to the first-ever Cape Epic in South Africa — one of the toughest mountain bike...

Behind the Name: What Safari Simbaz Is All About

The Safari Simbaz Trust was officially registered on October 6, 2008. But the journey started long before that. With a vision, a couple bikes and a group of kids riding the dusty roads outside Nairobi.

Bicycle Safaris with the Simbaz – Ride Kenya Your Way

You don’t have to be a pro to explore Kenya on two wheels – but it helps to know one. David Kinjah, Kenya’s most experienced cyclist and founder of the Safari Simbaz, has been guiding riders through the country for years. Whether you’re after a relaxed day tour near Nairobi or a multi-day adventure from the capital to the coast, the Simbaz team can make it happen.

The Challenges Facing Youth in Kenya – And How the Bike Can Help

In Kenya, nearly half the population is under 15. Many grow up in townships or rural areas, where poverty and unemployment are part of...

​

​

Follow us on Instagram

WHO WE ARE

Meet the team

bottom of page