Haleiwa Metric Century Ride, Sunday April 29

We want our members and repeat riders to have a great time at a great price. Tell your friends and family to register online via www.hbl.org or at your favorite bike shop!
Register online at Active.com or download the registration form to fax, mail, or walk-in.
Ride the North Shore with Hawaii Bicycling League's Haleiwa Metric Century Ride, recognized by Bicycling Magazine as one of "The 50 Best Rides in the USA". Riders of all skills levels begin at Kaiaka Bay Beach Park in Haleiwa, where they'll ride along the North Shore all the way to Swanzy Beach Park and back. Read more »
New Group Ride: Red Hot Ladies West Oahu

Route: Explore the Kapolei, Barber's Point, and Ewa Beach areas!
Distance: Contact ride leaders.
Start: Kapolei Park, near the bathrooms
Ride Leaders: Dottie Sunio
Contact Information: Pattie 808.232.4536 pdunn@hawaii.edu
Find all the rides on HBL's Rides Calendar!
Get a HBL License Plate Decal!

Please help Hawaii Bicycling League establish its own License Plate Program. Show your cycling spirit! We need a minimum of 150 legitimate signatures and license plate numbers to establish the program, *however, signing the form does not obligate the signer to actually buying the plates or to buying the plates before their normal registration date. Proceeds from this program will support HBL's advocacy efforts and Bike Education programs for youths and adults. Read more »
Hand Cycling to Recovery
Paula Rath - "Lonnie Hicks of Waikiki, age 50, could easily have lived out his life as a couch potato. He had plenty of reasons to do so. Disabled due to decades of knee problems, followed by seven surgeries to try to correct them, he became disabled, reliant on a wheelchair. Then a mysterious, chronic disease, Trigeminal Neuropathy, often referred to as "the suicide disease," presented him with chronic, excruciating pain in his face. Read more »
Waialae Avenue Support Needed
Our movement for complete streets on our island starting with Waialae Avenue has mobilized the community and helped DTS push closer to realizing the project. Through multiple showings of strong community support we have gotten the official support of both City Council Members from the area and the Kaimuki Neighborhood Board! Read more »




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