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TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY AILEEN KIMUTAI A young cyclist fixes a puncture prior to a training session on April 30, 2014 at his quarters at a camp for young cyclists known as the Safari Simbaz --in Kenya's central highlands village of Kiambu-- founded by David Kinja, 43, now famed mentor of Tour-de-France 2013 champion. The rusty iron buildings that shelter the Safari Simbaz cycling team in a village just outside the capital, Nairobi may not immediately catch the eye, but within and outside the simple dwellings in this remote Kenyan village, a lot has changed since one of its favourite old boys, Chris Froome, ascended to the top of world cycling when he won the Tour de France last year. "Froome's success in the Tour de France has inspired many boys who want to take up cycling as a sport", Kinja says. AFP PHOTO/Tony KARUMBA (Photo credit should read TONY KARUMBA/AFP via Getty Images)