Hawaii Bicycling League

Workshops

Commuter Cycling 101

Cost: Free
Location: Multiple
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Traffic Skills 101

Cost: $75. 10% HBL member discount
Location: IT&B
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Walk, Bike, Drive

Cost: Free, 1hr
Location: Multiple
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Ride Calendar

Yesterday

Cambio Core & Training
- Start time: 04:40pm
- End time: 06:00pm
- Training ride to Hawaii Kai and back - Contact David Lum 429-9475, rhombus01@msn.com
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Today

IT&B Wednesday Shop Ride
- Start time: 04:30pm
- End time: 05:30pm
- Starting Point: IT&B, 569 Kapahulu Ave
  
  Route: By consensus, but usually out to Hawaii Kai and back
  
  Distance: About 22 miles
  
  Ride Leader: Usually Frank Smith, shop owner and certified old and slow guy
  
  Contact Information: IT&B 732-7227 or www.itbhawaii.com
  
  Additional Information: This is a no drop ride, good for learning cycling skills and group riding technique. Optional refueling at Uncle Bo's afterwards.
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Tomorrow

Kailua for Brunch Ride
- Start time: 08:30am
- End time: 01:30pm
- Route: Kahala to Kailua and back.
  
  Distance: 50 miles
  
  Start: Kahala Community Center (Pahoa & Moa Streets, behind Kahala Elementary).
  
  Ride Leader: Patricia Johnson at patriciagj@aol.com or (808)988-4633.
  
  Addtional Info: Leisurely ride to Kailua and back, occasionally getting off the main road and cycling through the gardens of Waimanalo or other scenic routes. Snack and short break in Kailua before returning back to Kahala.
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Thursday Night Cruise
- Start time: 09:00pm
- End time: 10:00pm
- Refer to their facebook page at goo.gl/k3QZE for more details.
  Also known as the 808 Lowriders or the Waikiki Lowriders.
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Friday, May 24th

Holoholo Ride
- Start time: 06:00pm
- End time: 07:30pm
- Holoholo Ride takes place every last Friday of the month and is open to anyone who wishes to join a fun, cycling, law conscious group of cycling enthusiasts for a cruise around Honolulu. Our route starts at the State Capitol and ends at the Eat The Streets Food Truck event. For more info: Click Here
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Saturday, May 25th

Tradewind Cycling Team
- Start time: 07:00am
- End time: 12:00pm
- Route varies in length and location each week.
  Please contact Atomman Kimm at atommank@aol.com or 285-3934 for ride details.
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IT&B Saturday Sunrise Ride
- Start time: 07:30am
- End time: 10:00am
- Name: IT&B Saturday Sunrise Ride
  
  Location: IT&B, 569 Kapahulu Ave
  
  Route: To Hawaii Kai, Sandy Beach, Makapuu, and beyond
  
  Distance: 30 to 50 miles
  
  Ride Leader: IT&B staff or Pacific Velo rider
  
  Contact Information: IT&B 732-7227
  
  Website: itbhawaii.com
  
  Additional Information: This is a no drop ride, learn pace line skills, hang out in the shop afterwards
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Heavy Breathers Ride
- Start time: 09:00am
- End time: 03:00pm
- Fun, casual ride from Waikiki Playground to Makapu'u Beach Park and back for a 30 mile ride. Part of group continues on to Kailua for lunch, then returns via coastal route to Waikiki (distance of 50 miles). We'll regroup along the route to be sure that no one is left behind!
  
  Meet at Waikiki Playground, corner of Leahi Ave and Monsarrat Ave, near Waikiki Elementary School at 9 am and be ready to roll at 9:15 am.
  
  Group to Makapuu is usually back by 12:30, and those that go to Kailua are back
  by 3 pm.
  
  Ride Leaders: John Wingert 808-497-1736 jwing89636@aol.com
  Kelly Donahue 978-882-1808 kelly_bike5@comcast.net
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SLO MO Ride
- Start time: 02:00pm
- End time: 04:00pm
- Each weekly session begins with 15 minutes of bike safety, maintenance tips and bike handling education. Then we'll hit the streets for a 5-10 mile ride, at a pace of 8-12 mph.
  This ride is geared towards those new to cycling or people that need more confidence and skills to ride safely on the streets of Oahu. Helmets required.
  Rides will start at different locations each week, so please contact the ride leaders directly for start locations and further details.
  
  Ride Leaders: Wally Enos miracledesigns45@yahoo.com 728-5924
  Ted Estrella tedestrella@yahoo.com 382-1614
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Staff Blog

Discussion Board

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 »

Mahalo, Honolulu Century Riders!

See the Century Ride through the eyes of Japanese hand-crank cyclist KobuTarow (50 miles).
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Honolulu Century Ride Approaches: Heat stroke anyone?

By Mir.I.Am BikeCommuters.com - Aloha two-wheeled commuters… Just a reminder to all those reading from the mainland, Japan, and Hawaii that the annual Honolulu Century Ride is on our tails! The ride is coming up at butt-crack of dawn next Sunday, September 25, 2011 (butt-crack = 5:45am for open ceremonies). With over 2000 riders each year, 30 HBL friendship ride leaders, and a buttload of volunteers (that’s right, I said it. Buttload.) the HBL century ride is equivalent to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade for cyclists on Oahu. Read more »

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