HBL is happy to offer workshops, free of charge, with safety and health at the forefront of every experience.
* If you would like to schedule a free cycling workshop with your group please email Malia@HBL.org or call (808) 735-5756.
The City and County of Honolulu Department of Design and Construction has published the Final Environmental Assessment with a finding of no significant impact for Farrington Hwy improvements from Kapolei Golf Course Rd to Fort Weaver Rd. The 3-mile Farrington Hwy improvement project includes widening of the roadway to 4 lanes, 8 ft sidewalks, 6 ft bike lanes, and a landscaped median strip. The project will serve the anticipated growth from planned projects in the area, such as the UHWO, the Ho‘opili master-planned community, DHHL East Kapolei Developments, and the HART rapid transit system. Additionally, a multimodal analysis will consider all users of the transportation facility. Construction is planned to start in May 2021.
The Pearl Harbor Historic Trail (PHHT), Waipio Point Access Rd vehicular access gate has been shut and locked and a jersey barrier has been installed near the Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge Waiawa Unit. The purpose of this action is to prevent unauthorized vehicular access to the PHHT muli-use path between Lehua Ave and Waipio Point Access Rd. Blocking unauthorized vehicles from entering the PHHT has made the path safer for all users. A big Mahalo to the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Hawaii Naval Facilities & Engineering Command Hawaii and The City and County of Honolulu Department of Facilities Maintenance for working together in removing much of the large debris all around and on the path, installing the jersey barrier, repairing and locking the gate.
Please call HPD if you find the gate open or vehicles on the trail.
On October 7, 2020 the City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 20-204,CD1 Approving the December 2019 update to the O‘ahu Metropolitan Planning Organization for incorporation into the O‘ahu Regional Transportation Plan. The O‘ahu Bike Plan 2019 Update will guide the continued growth of bicycling as a safe, convenient, accessible, affordable, healthy, and fun transportation option. The focus of this 2019 O‘ahu Bike Plan Update is to identify specific projects, policies, and programs that will expand bicycle ridership and provide a network of safe, low-stress bikeways attractive to users of all ages and abilities. Check out the 2019 O‘ahu Bike Plan Update Interactive Map and website.
Missed the chance to grab your HIROC Finisher Packet and a big congratulations from the HBL crew this weekend? Come get your awesome finisher “swag bag” full of great items; your 4″ Finisher medal, tri-blend finisher shirt, certificate and commemorative event bandana. You’ve paid for it and earned it!
There are no more remote pickup locations available.
Make an appointment to pickup at the HBL Office: (808) 735-5756
Available hours are typically:
Monday – Friday 9AM – 5PM
Masks are a must when interacting with others at HBL.
Hawaii Bicycling League Office
3442 Wai‘alae Ave.Honolulu, HI 96816.
HBL Office is on the 2nd floor of the Hawaii National Bank building on the corner of Wai‘alae Ave + 9th Ave., right above the restaurant Miro Kaimuki.
For those that cannot make the Kailua pickup on Sunday (Oct. 11), we will bring the Finisher packages to The Bike Shop (Honolulu) located at 1149 S. King Street on Monday, Oct. 12TH, from noon to 6pm and mailing packets to off-island folks soon.
3442 Waialae Avenue, Suite 1 Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 Telephone: 808-735-5756 bicycle@hbl.org