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Kenya: Exploring the Power of the Pedal

[Nation] Travelling for leisure is a dream so many people harbor. However, because of the chaotic transport system locally that is riddled with traffic jams, lack of cycling lanes and inaccessible roads in some areas, not everyone is able to realise this dream. To circumvent this challenge, a group of young riders have turned to superbikes.

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