Fully supported, so riders can just ride

Every Cycling Odyssey ride is built around one principle: nothing on the ground should ever be a rider's problem to solve.

Non-negotiable, for every rider

These aren't recommendations. Every rider on every ride is held to the same standard, regardless of experience or the terrain that day.

Ride marshals in high-visibility vests coordinating from a support vehicle

What we add on top

Mandatory gear is the floor, not the whole picture. This is how we manage risk through every ride day.

Pre-ride bike and kit check

Every bike and every rider is checked before wheels roll each morning.

Grouped by pace

Ride captains split the field by ability so no rider is pushed beyond their comfort.

Daily safety briefing

Route hazards, road rules and the day's terrain, covered before every start.

Medical info on file

Emergency contacts, allergies and conditions collected before your riders arrive.

Radio-linked support

Ride captains, pace cars and the ambulance stay in constant radio contact.

High-visibility kit

Reflective gear required for early starts and any low-light section.

Heat and hydration checks

Aid stations monitor riders for early signs of dehydration or heat stress.

Rider tracking

We know where every rider is on the route, all day, every day.

Police escort

Safe passage through towns, junctions and highway sections, coordinated ahead of each ride day.

Ambulance on route

Medical cover travels with the group for the full duration of every ride day.

Mechanical support

Roadside repairs so a mechanical issue doesn't end a rider's day early.

Pace cars

Controlling traffic around the group and setting a safe, steady pace on open road.

Support riders

Experienced local riders embedded front and back of the group, every day.

Nutrition and hydration

Aid stations on route, and hotel meals planned around what riders need each day — more on that below.

Fuelled properly, every day

We work with our partner hotels to plan meals around what your body actually needs on a multi-day ride, not just what's on the buffet.

Breakfast

Slow and fast release carbs

A mix built to fuel the first hours in the saddle and keep energy steady into the afternoon.

Post-ride

High protein

Recovery-focused meals as soon as riders are off the bike, to support muscle repair overnight.

Dinner

Carb loading

Glycogen stores topped back up ahead of the next day's distance.

Read our full nutrition and hydration guide →

Built over years, not assembled for one trip

This is the same standard of support we've run for every Tour de Kenya and TNR Africa ride since 2023 — refined edition after edition, from a 23-rider coast crossing to a 95-rider three-day circuit. Nothing here is improvised for your group; it's a system we already know works.

We handle Kenya, so you don't have to

01

Airport transfers

Met on arrival at JKIA — no scrambling for taxis after a long-haul flight.

02

Hotels

Vetted accommodation along the route, matched to your group's budget.

03

Bikes, sourced locally

Quality rental or purchase options in Kenya, if your riders would rather not fly with their own.

04

Custom team kits

Matching jerseys designed around your ride and your cause — real team spirit before your riders even land.

05

Photography and videography

Let's create memories for you — professional photographers and videographers on route, capturing the ride as it happens.

Bring your riders to Kenya

Tell us the cause, the numbers, and the dates — we'll build the support plan around them.

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Before you travel