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Genuine Vee Rubber & Servis tyres, riding gear, and motorbikes
Trusted in East Africa since 1948.
🚚 Fast Nationwide Delivery · 🔧 Free Fitting Advice · ✅ 100% Genuine Stock
Nearly 8 Decades on the Road
From the first motorcycle company in Kenya to a trusted name in genuine tyres, riding gear, and service — Cycle Importers has been part of every generation of Kenyan riders since 1948.
Why Ride With Us
76+ Years
Kenya’s first motorcycle company, still family-run today
100% Genuine Stock
Vee Rubber, Servis, and authentic riding gear — no imitations
Nationwide Delivery
Wherever you ride in Kenya, we can get it to you
Expert Fitting
Our team fits and advises on every tyre and part we sell
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About Cycle Importers Ltd
Since 1948, Cycle Importers Ltd has remained at the forefront of Kenya’s motorcycle industry — genuine parts, trusted tyres, and expert service, all in one place.
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Dust, heat, and long hours on Kenyan roads break down engine oil faster than most manuals assume. Here’s exactly what oil to use, how often to change it, and the warning signs riders shouldn’t ignore. - Motorbike Insurance Kenya 2026: Complete Guide | Cycle Importers
Navigating Kenya’s roads requires more than just a well-tuned engine—it demands proper legal and financial protection. Under the Traffic Act, riding an uninsured motorcycle on public roads carries strict penalties, heavy fines, and potential vehicle impoundment. Whether you operate a commercial boda boda or ride a high-value touring machine, understanding the differences between Third-Party Only (TPO), Third-Party Fire & Theft (TPFT), and Comprehensive cover is critical. - Motorbike Tyre Puncture Repair and Prevention Guide Kenya 2026
Kenya’s pothole-riddled roads make motorbike tyre punctures a near-daily hazard. This 2026 guide teaches you how to fix a puncture roadside, when to replace the tyre, and how to prevent it happening again.