This archive report was first published on 30 July 2019.
Published on July 30, 2019, Route 32 in Dandora has undergone a significant transformation, shifting from a feared route to a safer and more 'sampling' friendly area.
Today, 'Kitova's Lens' explores the route, focusing on Fanatik aka Antitode, a vehicle recently upgraded by Lithium Arts. Originally designed by Kim customs, Fanatik has become a popular choice among route enthusiasts.
Exterior-wise, the vehicle boasts an appealing chocolate color and nice portraits, making it a standout on the route.
Inside, the vehicle features a standard KCI setup, complete with a main 43-inch screen and four 19-inch front-facing side screens, providing an immersive viewing experience.
Music-wise, the JVC midrange speakers deliver a decent thumping sound, adding to the overall appeal of the vehicle.
Offline performance-wise, Fanatik is a force to be reckoned with, currently ranking top 5 at Family bank, with Bankroll and Freshian holding the top spots.
Interestingly, this vehicle is part of Virus season 2, a testament to its popularity and appeal.
As a route, Dandora is lucrative, with various entry and exit points, including Juja road, Jogoo road, and Thika road, making it an attractive option for route enthusiasts.
Let's continue to grow and celebrate the diversity of routes in Kenya, embracing the unique experiences they offer.
As Kitoza Musa notes, 'whenever you try to get research on the transport industry, be wary of the FANATIKS.'
