Lynn b | Wed Sep 10 01:45:00 2014 Lol! Take heart, at least the Packers suck like stinky cheese. |
Nathaniel Pak | Mon Sep 8 12:29:00 2014 Wisconsin? Juice with that cheese? Nah, just a little whine. OK Nat, shut up and ride. |
Lynn b | Sun Sep 7 21:58:00 2014 Fingers crossed September is lucky for Hawaii! |
Kawika Plummer | Sun Sep 7 03:32:00 2014 @ Lynn b. No winners from Hawaii so far. Still have hope for this last month. Lots from Wisconsin! |
Lynn b | Sat Sep 6 13:32:00 2014 Have there been any winners from Hawaii? I haven't seen anyone. |
Nathaniel Pak | Wed Sep 3 15:55:00 2014 DOH! Still no toilet paper. Gotta go Costco already. |
Nathaniel Pak | Fri Aug 29 12:14:00 2014 Minimum. Number 1 in outlaw midnight golf course miles. |
Paul Perry | Thu Aug 28 17:00:00 2014 Top ten next year. Minimum. |
Nathaniel Pak | Wed Aug 6 03:30:00 2014 This from the National comment board: Marty "Jute Burlap Fizzyology King" Malin |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Aug 2 21:39:00 2014 @Robert, Mahalo for the information. If I do it, I will need only the support that a normal group bike ride/race would provide and that would be a SAG wagon support vehicle for just basics or maybe a big repair as I will be traveling extremely lite meaning no baggage whatsoever other than what I have on my bike and in small pack. ****************************** I will most likely be staying in a hotel somewhere for most of my nights during my cross country ride or with friends along the way. As for racing, I only worry about during a sanction race and the rides I do are mostly for enjoyment so this sounds like a ride that I would really enjoy doing and it wouldn't be that far off my route. ******************************** If I get in and pay the fee I more than likely would use the camping services provided and the bike shops may come in handy. Mahalo again for the iinfo. If I pay the fee and am somehow unable to make it to Iowa in time, I would just consider it a donation to a good cause! |
Robert Harrison | Sat Aug 2 19:01:00 2014 @Kawika... RAGBRAI is a huge event with thousands and thousands participating. Their are two sorts of payments, one for week long riders, one for daily riders. Because the event is so large they've found they need to limit the number as they cannot provide services for everyone (imagine hauling luggage for 30,000 folks). Thus they have a lottery for weeklong riders. The lottery is an attempt to make it fair for all. I've not had any trouble the twice I've done the ride (2011, 2013). This basically all needs to be done in advance. You can see the FAQ at: http://ragbrai.com/about/faqs/ There are folks who just ride, but they won't receive services, though I imagine medical personnel will stilll provide emergency care. Here's what RAGBRAI says the fee provides, "The fee provides daily baggage transportation, SAG wagon service, emergency medical service, camping areas, route markings, daily maps, wristband discounts, camping facilities, a free edition of The Des Moines Register in each of the host communities, ten bicycle shops on the route and in the campgrounds to service your bike, access to long-term parking, bicycle shipping stations, free lost and found mailing service and great Iowa hospitality." Keep in mind it's really more of party on wheels than a serious ride for folks wanting to make time or distance. Pace lines aren't really allowed (and are actually dangerous given the number of folks on the road who aren't experienced riders). The next RAGBRA starts in: 351 days 16 hours 49 minutes 3 seconds. :-) |
Kawika Plummer | Thu Jul 31 18:49:00 2014 @Robert, I'm thinking about doing that next Summer when I ride cross country. Do you pay all at once if you are going to ride all days or is there some other way. Also, what's this lottery I heard about? |
Robert Harrison | Thu Jul 31 16:01:00 2014 Just got back from RAGBRAI. Thankfully cool this year. Unfortunately couldn't ride every day because of plane rides, airport closures and general travel insanity. |
Kawika Plummer | Wed Jul 23 19:39:00 2014 Greg, Mine worked fine during the 3 Hills Race on Saturday on Lana'i. |
Greg Wolf | Mon Jul 21 19:58:00 2014 anybody else lose satellite connectivity yesterday? The Endomondo app on my phone is suddenly no longer able to pick up a satellite connection. My Garmin Edge 800 also crashed after about 15 miles yesterday morning but I was able to reset it and it is working fine now. Having to manually enter my miles is a major drag. |
Lynn b | Thu Jun 19 09:08:00 2014 Rt@TorchApparel: It's official, cyclists aren't the only ones that want more bike lanes! http://t.co/eeAy52WxKH |
Lynn b | Thu Jun 19 04:08:00 2014 Rt@TorchApparel: It's official, cyclists aren't the only ones that want more bike lanes! http://t.co/eeAy52WxKH |
Mark D York | Wed Jun 18 07:08:00 2014 Picked up my HBL Goodie Bag today! Loving the Swag! Thanks Ivy. |
Mark D York | Wed Jun 18 02:08:00 2014 Picked up my HBL Goodie Bag today! Loving the Swag! Thanks Ivy. |
Kawika Plummer | Sun Jun 15 20:36:00 2014 Ivy, Mahalo fo the info. |
Kawika Plummer | Sun Jun 15 15:36:00 2014 Ivy, Mahalo fo the info. |
Ivy Chuang | Sun Jun 15 02:58:00 2014 Kawika - there has not been a TV campaign for the VUL so far. We have been giving Walk Bike Drive Safety presentations to groups and we have also created a small brochure that references it - http://goo.gl/8kh1C |
Ivy Chuang | Sat Jun 14 21:58:00 2014 Kawika - there has not been a TV campaign for the VUL so far. We have been giving Walk Bike Drive Safety presentations to groups and we have also created a small brochure that references it - http://goo.gl/8kh1C |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Jun 14 19:41:00 2014 This is for the "HBL" Has there been any kind of push to get a public awareness of the "Volunerable User Law" on TV like the "Click It, Or Ticket" campaign you always see there? And if so, is there a link online where I can follow the progress? It just seems to me that most drivers may not even know about the VUL because of no public awareness being made by state based on the amount of drivers that pass within inches of cyclists when passing and most at high speeds wheater we are on bike lanes, shoulders or roads with neither. We are much more volunerable than a person riding in car. |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Jun 14 14:41:00 2014 This is for the "HBL" Has there been any kind of push to get a public awareness of the "Volunerable User Law" on TV like the "Click It, Or Ticket" campaign you always see there? And if so, is there a link online where I can follow the progress? It just seems to me that most drivers may not even know about the VUL because of no public awareness being made by state based on the amount of drivers that pass within inches of cyclists when passing and most at high speeds wheater we are on bike lanes, shoulders or roads with neither. We are much more volunerable than a person riding in car. |
Lynn b | Fri Jun 13 06:10:00 2014 Thanks to the fellow cyclist I encountered early this afternoon in heavy traffic at the intersection of Queen and Ward. Really cool of you to let me turn left in front of you when you had the right of way. |
Lynn b | Fri Jun 13 01:10:00 2014 Thanks to the fellow cyclist I encountered early this afternoon in heavy traffic at the intersection of Queen and Ward. Really cool of you to let me turn left in front of you when you had the right of way. |
Ivy Chuang | Thu Jun 12 00:23:00 2014 My first miles back on the road after knee surgery - 7.8 for Hawaii this Saturday past - woot! |
Ivy Chuang | Wed Jun 11 19:23:00 2014 My first miles back on the road after knee surgery - 7.8 for Hawaii this Saturday past - woot! |
puna apio | Sat Jun 7 09:04:00 2014 Mark! figuring out "how" is part of the chalenge!:) |
won hot ridah | Sat Jun 7 04:04:00 2014 Mark! figuring out "how" is part of the chalenge!:) |
Mark D York | Thu Jun 5 07:21:00 2014 Yahoo, I won! I am a lucky buggah! Now all I have to do is figure out how to claim my prize! |
Mark D York | Thu Jun 5 02:21:00 2014 Yahoo, I won! I am a lucky buggah! Now all I have to do is figure out how to claim my prize! |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Tue Jun 3 07:10:00 2014 Mark York got a goodie bag! Lucky buggah, you! |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Tue Jun 3 02:10:00 2014 Mark York got a goodie bag! Lucky buggah, you! |
Kawika Plummer | Sat May 31 05:07:00 2014 Joe, I didn't quite make it all the way up to Sugar Mill to get the glass just below there but will take care of that on Sat. Looks like some black/dark colored glass on both sides of path from what else but a beer bottle thrown out from a car on highway. |
Kawika Plummer | Sat May 31 00:07:00 2014 Joe, I didn't quite make it all the way up to Sugar Mill to get the glass just below there but will take care of that on Sat. Looks like some black/dark colored glass on both sides of path from what else but a beer bottle thrown out from a car on highway. |
Joe Rydzewski | Fri May 30 04:07:00 2014 Thanks Kawika |
Joe Rydzewski | Thu May 29 23:07:00 2014 Thanks Kawika |
Kawika Plummer | Thu May 29 00:00:00 2014 For all those Maui riders riding on Mokulele Bike Path. I cleaned up the glass on the path and also cleaned up the dirt buildup the was clogging path near Kahului so no more worries. |
Kawika Plummer | Wed May 28 19:00:00 2014 For all those Maui riders riding on Mokulele Bike Path. I cleaned up the glass on the path and also cleaned up the dirt buildup the was clogging path near Kahului so no more worries. |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue May 27 21:00:00 2014 Devyn Young-Pak, you just logged 100 miles for your personal challenge period, what are you going to do now? I'm going to Disneyland! Mixed plate is on vacation, back to logging miles in June. Good luck to everyone for the rest of the challenge, have fun, be safe, and enjoy the ride. |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue May 27 16:00:00 2014 Devyn Young-Pak, you just logged 100 miles for your personal challenge period, what are you going to do now? I'm going to Disneyland! Mixed plate is on vacation, back to logging miles in June. Good luck to everyone for the rest of the challenge, have fun, be safe, and enjoy the ride. |
John Murray | Tue May 27 05:19:00 2014 Shane, I am sorry to hear that news. Very glad that you were wearing a helmet. Wishing you a quick recovery. All the best, John Q |
puna apio | Tue May 27 02:34:00 2014 Thank you Ivy and HBL for the HBL bag. It was nice putting a face to a name. hope you recover soon! |
John Murray | Tue May 27 00:19:00 2014 Shane, I am sorry to hear that news. Very glad that you were wearing a helmet. Wishing you a quick recovery. All the best, John Q |
won hot ridah | Mon May 26 21:34:00 2014 Thank you Ivy and HBL for the HBL bag. It was nice putting a face to a name. hope you recover soon! |
Lynn b | Mon May 26 05:15:00 2014 Shane, really sorry to hear you got hit. I've enjoyed your positive, upbeat posts. You clearly love to ride! Fingers crossed you'll be bunny hopping "migratory humans" again vey soon! |
Lynn b | Mon May 26 00:15:00 2014 Shane, really sorry to hear you got hit. I've enjoyed your positive, upbeat posts. You clearly love to ride! Fingers crossed you'll be bunny hopping "migratory humans" again vey soon! |
Mark D York | Sun May 25 06:48:00 2014 Shane, Glad to see you back on line..... soon enough you'll be back on the bike. Speedy recovery my friend! Everyone else, be careful out there as you continue logging those miles. |
Al Castillo | Sun May 25 02:57:00 2014 I wish you a speedy recovery, we all need to be careful especially drivers who doesn't care about cyclist.... |
Mark D York | Sun May 25 01:48:00 2014 Shane, Glad to see you back on line..... soon enough you'll be back on the bike. Speedy recovery my friend! Everyone else, be careful out there as you continue logging those miles. |
Al Castillo | Sat May 24 21:57:00 2014 I wish you a speedy recovery, we all need to be careful especially drivers who doesn't care about cyclist.... |
Nathaniel Pak | Sat May 24 17:06:00 2014 Shane! Shane! Come back! Seriously, we're hearing about of accidents lately, a reminder of how vulnerable we are. HBL's Walk Bike Drive-How to drive safely around cyclists pamphlets are a nice tool to help educate people on road safety--I picked up a stack and have been handing them out whenever I can. Shane, here's to a speedy recovery, and people-- Let's be careful out there. |
Nathaniel Pak | Sat May 24 12:06:00 2014 Shane! Shane! Come back! Seriously, we're hearing about of accidents lately, a reminder of how vulnerable we are. HBL's Walk Bike Drive-How to drive safely around cyclists pamphlets are a nice tool to help educate people on road safety--I picked up a stack and have been handing them out whenever I can. Shane, here's to a speedy recovery, and people-- Let's be careful out there. |
Kawika Plummer | Sat May 24 09:30:00 2014 Shane, Sorry to hear about this. Hope you heal quickly! |
Hates Runnen | Sat May 24 08:14:00 2014 Hi everyone, just wanted too let you know I am with you all in spirit, I probably won't be riding for a while as I am recovering from getting hit by a car last Thursday. I am glad to be alive and will be riding as soon as I am able. Helmets do save lives! |
Kawika Plummer | Sat May 24 04:30:00 2014 Shane, Sorry to hear about this. Hope you heal quickly! |
Hates Runnen | Sat May 24 03:14:00 2014 Hi everyone, just wanted too let you know I am with you all in spirit, I probably won't be riding for a while as I am recovering from getting hit by a car last Thursday. I am glad to be alive and will be riding as soon as I am able. Helmets do save lives! |
Nathaniel Pak | Thu May 22 21:13:00 2014 Hi Bob. Mixed plate will keep tracking through the end of the national challenge in September, which nicely coincides with the Honolulu Century Ride. Hope everyone keeps riding too--tracking or not. Interesting numbers gleaned from the stats: Hawaii shows 136 riders out of 1,360,301 citizens, almost exactly one in ten thousand--we are as rare and lucky as four leaf clovers. Our leaderboard shows 113 riders, and as of this morning we have logged 11,258 miles, almost exactly 100 miles per rider--collectively we have met the challenge for Hawaii cyclists and are ready for more; kudos to all. Finally, the national challenge actually appears to end in SEPTMEBER, which I take to mean that it is never ending--keep on riding! |
Robert Harrison | Thu May 22 18:38:00 2014 Who's going to keep tracking as part of the national challenge after the local 100 mile campaign is finished? |
Nathaniel Pak | Thu May 22 16:13:00 2014 Hi Bob. Mixed plate will keep tracking through the end of the national challenge in September, which nicely coincides with the Honolulu Century Ride. Hope everyone keeps riding too--tracking or not. Interesting numbers gleaned from the stats: Hawaii shows 136 riders out of 1,360,301 citizens, almost exactly one in ten thousand--we are as rare and lucky as four leaf clovers. Our leaderboard shows 113 riders, and as of this morning we have logged 11,258 miles, almost exactly 100 miles per rider--collectively we have met the challenge for Hawaii cyclists and are ready for more; kudos to all. Finally, the national challenge actually appears to end in SEPTMEBER, which I take to mean that it is never ending--keep on riding! |
Robert Harrison | Thu May 22 13:38:00 2014 Who's going to keep tracking as part of the national challenge after the local 100 mile campaign is finished? |
Al Castillo | Tue May 20 00:45:00 2014 I think all the riders deserve incentive by riding 100m this month so we'll keep riding... |
Al Castillo | Mon May 19 19:45:00 2014 I think all the riders deserve incentive by riding 100m this month so we'll keep riding... |
Nathaniel Pak | Mon May 19 19:41:00 2014 Woohoo! In the drawing for one year toilet paper. Mission accomplished, but will keep riding |
Nathaniel Pak | Mon May 19 14:41:00 2014 Woohoo! In the drawing for one year toilet paper. Mission accomplished, but will keep riding |
Carl Nethercutt | Fri May 16 08:25:00 2014 lol minimum but get a bonus if our team wins ;) |
Hates Runnen | Fri May 16 03:31:00 2014 Carl, how much is the bike shop paying you? ;) |
Carl Nethercutt | Fri May 16 03:25:00 2014 lol minimum but get a bonus if our team wins ;) |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 15 22:31:00 2014 Carl, how much is the bike shop paying you? ;) |
Nathaniel Pak | Sun May 11 03:42:00 2014 And don't forget that the challenge to Hawaii cyclists is to ride 100 miles in the month of May. For many, if not most of the riders here (my daughter included), that will be a significant achievement, whether it takes them 31 or more short rides, or they do it in a single epic century. |
Mark D York | Sat May 10 23:05:00 2014 I will tell you that the incentive of 20 pts for doing at least a mile has worked for me. I do long rides to and from work when I can, but this challenge has encouraged me to put my butt on the bike instead of the couch when I get home even if it is just to go and stretch my legs out. |
Nathaniel Pak | Sat May 10 22:42:00 2014 And don't forget that the challenge to Hawaii cyclists is to ride 100 miles in the month of May. For many, if not most of the riders here (my daughter included), that will be a significant achievement, whether it takes them 31 or more short rides, or they do it in a single epic century. |
Amy ammen | Sat May 10 21:42:00 2014 Look forward to getting on my bike and bypassing the Honolulu traffic |
Robert Harrison | Sat May 10 21:01:00 2014 Yep, more often, not necessarily more miles. Here's a quote from http://nationalbikechallenge.org/join.html "The National Bike Challenge is an opportunity to challenge yourself to ride more often." |
Mark D York | Sat May 10 18:05:00 2014 I will tell you that the incentive of 20 pts for doing at least a mile has worked for me. I do long rides to and from work when I can, but this challenge has encouraged me to put my butt on the bike instead of the couch when I get home even if it is just to go and stretch my legs out. |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Sat May 10 17:36:00 2014 I know. I think it's more of just getting bikes one the road than about pounding miles. |
Amy ammen | Sat May 10 16:42:00 2014 Look forward to getting on my bike and bypassing the Honolulu traffic |
Ivy Chuang | Sat May 10 16:05:00 2014 @Frank I think it is designed that way so folks who don't ride long distances can feel good about their contribution to the challenge. And for the sake of infrastructure, a person that rides everyday past the State Capitol every day might have more influence than training teams that ride on the coast one weekend day. My contribution is zero thus far because of a knee surgery, but when I'm back on bike, hope I see more bikes everyday on my rides, wouldn't matter how far the riders are going. |
Robert Harrison | Sat May 10 16:01:00 2014 Yep, more often, not necessarily more miles. Here's a quote from http://nationalbikechallenge.org/join.html "The National Bike Challenge is an opportunity to challenge yourself to ride more often." |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Sat May 10 12:36:00 2014 I know. I think it's more of just getting bikes one the road than about pounding miles. |
Ivy Chuang | Sat May 10 11:05:00 2014 @Frank I think it is designed that way so folks who don't ride long distances can feel good about their contribution to the challenge. And for the sake of infrastructure, a person that rides everyday past the State Capitol every day might have more influence than training teams that ride on the coast one weekend day. My contribution is zero thus far because of a knee surgery, but when I'm back on bike, hope I see more bikes everyday on my rides, wouldn't matter how far the riders are going. |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Sat May 10 06:59:00 2014 The point system sucks! You get twenty points for every day you ride for at least a mile. So a guy who rides 20 miles every other day (resting between ride days) gets less points then a guy who rides a single mile every day. By the fourth day, the the 20 mile guys would get 80 pts while the one mile guy gets 84 pts. Even though the twenty mile guy would have ridden 40 miles total while the mile guy would have done only 4 miles. You'd think the point system would be geared towards incentivising mileage but it seems to be geared to just getting bikes out the door. Which is good in a way but sucks for the guy who likes to have rest days. |
Frantuklius Tellmoosk | Sat May 10 01:59:00 2014 The point system sucks! You get twenty points for every day you ride for at least a mile. So a guy who rides 20 miles every other day (resting between ride days) gets less points then a guy who rides a single mile every day. By the fourth day, the the 20 mile guys would get 80 pts while the one mile guy gets 84 pts. Even though the twenty mile guy would have ridden 40 miles total while the mile guy would have done only 4 miles. You'd think the point system would be geared towards incentivising mileage but it seems to be geared to just getting bikes out the door. Which is good in a way but sucks for the guy who likes to have rest days. |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 8 07:13:00 2014 Way to go team HBL!!! Keep pedaling. |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 8 07:09:00 2014 Looks like the migratory humans have decided to carve out their own little spot in paradise alongside the bike trail rather than on it. They were hacking away at some tall grass looks like they are in it to win it. I hope they build a high quality cardboard shack , vs some blue tarp. |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 8 02:13:00 2014 Way to go team HBL!!! Keep pedaling. |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 8 02:09:00 2014 Looks like the migratory humans have decided to carve out their own little spot in paradise alongside the bike trail rather than on it. They were hacking away at some tall grass looks like they are in it to win it. I hope they build a high quality cardboard shack , vs some blue tarp. |
Hates Runnen | Thu May 8 00:50:00 2014 http://honolulupd.org/news/index.php Man and boy get into argument, boy arrested 05/03/2013 A bike on the roadway allegedly led to an altercation between a 50-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 19:50:00 2014 http://honolulupd.org/news/index.php Man and boy get into argument, boy arrested 05/03/2013 A bike on the roadway allegedly led to an altercation between a 50-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 19:16:00 2014 I am able to bunny hop over an average sized adult human, this is skill that I was unaware I possessed until this morning. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 19:14:00 2014 Debris Alert: Two migratory humans were in the middle of the bike trail sleeping this morning when I came by west loch along pearl harbor, I asked them to move they didnt. They had sleeping bags, bikes and other crap strewn about the trail as if it was thier personal real estate. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 19:13:00 2014 Debris Alert: The bike trail on the north side of Nemitz between middle street and Kakoi heading west has trash and broken glass strewn about, There were 6 men in brown sheriff uniforms moving the homless out of there this morning. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 14:16:00 2014 I am able to bunny hop over an average sized adult human, this is skill that I was unaware I possessed until this morning. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 14:14:00 2014 Debris Alert: Two migratory humans were in the middle of the bike trail sleeping this morning when I came by west loch along pearl harbor, I asked them to move they didnt. They had sleeping bags, bikes and other crap strewn about the trail as if it was thier personal real estate. |
Hates Runnen | Wed May 7 14:13:00 2014 Debris Alert: The bike trail on the north side of Nemitz between middle street and Kakoi heading west has trash and broken glass strewn about, There were 6 men in brown sheriff uniforms moving the homless out of there this morning. |
Lynn b | Wed May 7 06:53:00 2014 Thanks, Chad. I had a conversation with him. This one was oblivious, not intentional. Hopefully he'll be more careful in future. |
Lynn b | Wed May 7 01:53:00 2014 Thanks, Chad. I had a conversation with him. This one was oblivious, not intentional. Hopefully he'll be more careful in future. |
Hates Runnen | Tue May 6 20:47:00 2014 This mornings commute was without incident, several busses passed me with pleanty of room and drivers seemed to acknowledge my presence and allow me a fair share of the lane. |
Chad Taniguchi | Tue May 6 19:05:00 2014 Hey Lynn b and all cyclists: train your eyes to go right to license plate of a dangerous driver (can be done with practice), get color, car type, driver description. Stop to write down or memorize license plate. When you reach your destination, call 911 police/nonemergency. Tell police driver was dangerous and almost hit you. HPD will send an officer to make a report. Ask officer to call or visit the dangerous driver and ask driver to change behavior. Ask officer to call you back with a report. HPD's protocol is to do this. Let's educate and change drivers one at a time. |
Hates Runnen | Tue May 6 15:47:00 2014 This mornings commute was without incident, several busses passed me with pleanty of room and drivers seemed to acknowledge my presence and allow me a fair share of the lane. |
Chad Taniguchi | Tue May 6 14:05:00 2014 Hey Lynn b and all cyclists: train your eyes to go right to license plate of a dangerous driver (can be done with practice), get color, car type, driver description. Stop to write down or memorize license plate. When you reach your destination, call 911 police/nonemergency. Tell police driver was dangerous and almost hit you. HPD will send an officer to make a report. Ask officer to call or visit the dangerous driver and ask driver to change behavior. Ask officer to call you back with a report. HPD's protocol is to do this. Let's educate and change drivers one at a time. |
Kawika Plummer | Sun May 4 04:02:00 2014 There are two of us that are going to ride from Paia to Haleakala Crater(10,000 feet) on Sat. Anybody on Maui want to join us, meet us a the Paia Free Parking area at 6:45am at bottom of the bypass road(Start time is 7:00am). Total miles will be around 72(RT). Weather changes constantly up on top of mountain so bring appropriate clothes and two water bottles recommended with some energy bars/gels. Park charges $5.00 per rider at entrance booth at the 6,000 foot level. Ride will be at your own pace. The average grade is 5% with some 18% or higher grades along the way. |
Jeri El-Swaify | Sun May 4 03:06:00 2014 Live to RIDE & RIDE to eat :-) |
Kawika Plummer | Sat May 3 23:02:00 2014 There are two of us that are going to ride from Paia to Haleakala Crater(10,000 feet) on Sat. Anybody on Maui want to join us, meet us a the Paia Free Parking area at 6:45am at bottom of the bypass road(Start time is 7:00am). Total miles will be around 72(RT). Weather changes constantly up on top of mountain so bring appropriate clothes and two water bottles recommended with some energy bars/gels. Park charges $5.00 per rider at entrance booth at the 6,000 foot level. Ride will be at your own pace. The average grade is 5% with some 18% or higher grades along the way. |
Jeri El-Swaify | Sat May 3 22:06:00 2014 Live to RIDE & RIDE to eat :-) |
Al Castillo | Sat May 3 05:46:00 2014 al castillo 2 may at 18:45 Be careful when riding solo from Kapolei the old fort weaver road to Waipahu vehicles are traveling in high rate of speed east bound..travel with partner or don't ride at this hour..ride safe!!!! |
Al Castillo | Sat May 3 00:46:00 2014 al castillo 2 may at 18:45 Be careful when riding solo from Kapolei the old fort weaver road to Waipahu vehicles are traveling in high rate of speed east bound..travel with partner or don't ride at this hour..ride safe!!!! |
Lynn b | Thu May 1 16:55:00 2014 Heads up. Big shiny new white Ford van almost took me out at intersection of Kinau and Ward. Lucky no one was in the lane next to me so I could evade. Happy bike month! Ride safe!!! |
Lynn b | Thu May 1 11:55:00 2014 Heads up. Big shiny new white Ford van almost took me out at intersection of Kinau and Ward. Lucky no one was in the lane next to me so I could evade. Happy bike month! Ride safe!!! |
john kluvo | Wed Apr 30 09:19:00 2014 Ride On!!!...XIII |
john kluvo | Wed Apr 30 04:19:00 2014 Ride On!!!...XIII |
john kluvo | Mon Apr 28 07:46:00 2014 Ride Aloha..XIII |
john kluvo | Mon Apr 28 02:46:00 2014 Ride Aloha..XIII |
Lynn b | Tue Sep 10 06:45:00 2013 Lol! Take heart, at least the Packers suck like stinky cheese. |
Lynn b | Tue Sep 10 01:45:00 2013 Lol! Take heart, at least the Packers suck like stinky cheese. |
Nathaniel Pak | Sun Sep 8 17:29:00 2013 Wisconsin? Juice with that cheese? Nah, just a little whine. OK Nat, shut up and ride. |
Nathaniel Pak | Sun Sep 8 12:29:00 2013 Wisconsin? Juice with that cheese? Nah, just a little whine. OK Nat, shut up and ride. |
Lynn b | Sun Sep 8 02:58:00 2013 Fingers crossed September is lucky for Hawaii! |
Lynn b | Sat Sep 7 21:58:00 2013 Fingers crossed September is lucky for Hawaii! |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Sep 7 08:32:00 2013 @ Lynn b. No winners from Hawaii so far. Still have hope for this last month. Lots from Wisconsin! |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Sep 7 03:32:00 2013 @ Lynn b. No winners from Hawaii so far. Still have hope for this last month. Lots from Wisconsin! |
Lynn b | Fri Sep 6 18:32:00 2013 Have there been any winners from Hawaii? I haven't seen anyone. |
Lynn b | Fri Sep 6 13:32:00 2013 Have there been any winners from Hawaii? I haven't seen anyone. |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue Sep 3 20:55:00 2013 DOH! Still no toilet paper. Gotta go Costco already. |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue Sep 3 15:55:00 2013 DOH! Still no toilet paper. Gotta go Costco already. |
Nathaniel Pak | Thu Aug 29 17:14:00 2013 Minimum. Number 1 in outlaw midnight golf course miles. |
Nathaniel Pak | Thu Aug 29 12:14:00 2013 Minimum. Number 1 in outlaw midnight golf course miles. |
Paul Perry | Wed Aug 28 22:00:00 2013 Top ten next year. Minimum. |
Paul Perry | Wed Aug 28 17:00:00 2013 Top ten next year. Minimum. |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue Aug 6 08:30:00 2013 This from the National comment board: Marty "Jute Burlap Fizzyology King" Malin |
Nathaniel Pak | Tue Aug 6 03:30:00 2013 This from the National comment board: Marty "Jute Burlap Fizzyology King" Malin |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Aug 3 02:39:00 2013 @Robert, Mahalo for the information. If I do it, I will need only the support that a normal group bike ride/race would provide and that would be a SAG wagon support vehicle for just basics or maybe a big repair as I will be traveling extremely lite meaning no baggage whatsoever other than what I have on my bike and in small pack. ****************************** I will most likely be staying in a hotel somewhere for most of my nights during my cross country ride or with friends along the way. As for racing, I only worry about during a sanction race and the rides I do are mostly for enjoyment so this sounds like a ride that I would really enjoy doing and it wouldn't be that far off my route. ******************************** If I get in and pay the fee I more than likely would use the camping services provided and the bike shops may come in handy. Mahalo again for the iinfo. If I pay the fee and am somehow unable to make it to Iowa in time, I would just consider it a donation to a good cause! |
Robert Harrison | Sat Aug 3 00:01:00 2013 @Kawika... RAGBRAI is a huge event with thousands and thousands participating. Their are two sorts of payments, one for week long riders, one for daily riders. Because the event is so large they've found they need to limit the number as they cannot provide services for everyone (imagine hauling luggage for 30,000 folks). Thus they have a lottery for weeklong riders. The lottery is an attempt to make it fair for all. I've not had any trouble the twice I've done the ride (2011, 2013). This basically all needs to be done in advance. You can see the FAQ at: http://ragbrai.com/about/faqs/ There are folks who just ride, but they won't receive services, though I imagine medical personnel will stilll provide emergency care. Here's what RAGBRAI says the fee provides, "The fee provides daily baggage transportation, SAG wagon service, emergency medical service, camping areas, route markings, daily maps, wristband discounts, camping facilities, a free edition of The Des Moines Register in each of the host communities, ten bicycle shops on the route and in the campgrounds to service your bike, access to long-term parking, bicycle shipping stations, free lost and found mailing service and great Iowa hospitality." Keep in mind it's really more of party on wheels than a serious ride for folks wanting to make time or distance. Pace lines aren't really allowed (and are actually dangerous given the number of folks on the road who aren't experienced riders). The next RAGBRA starts in: 351 days 16 hours 49 minutes 3 seconds. :-) |
Kawika Plummer | Fri Aug 2 21:39:00 2013 @Robert, Mahalo for the information. If I do it, I will need only the support that a normal group bike ride/race would provide and that would be a SAG wagon support vehicle for just basics or maybe a big repair as I will be traveling extremely lite meaning no baggage whatsoever other than what I have on my bike and in small pack. ****************************** I will most likely be staying in a hotel somewhere for most of my nights during my cross country ride or with friends along the way. As for racing, I only worry about during a sanction race and the rides I do are mostly for enjoyment so this sounds like a ride that I would really enjoy doing and it wouldn't be that far off my route. ******************************** If I get in and pay the fee I more than likely would use the camping services provided and the bike shops may come in handy. Mahalo again for the iinfo. If I pay the fee and am somehow unable to make it to Iowa in time, I would just consider it a donation to a good cause! |
Robert Harrison | Fri Aug 2 19:01:00 2013 @Kawika... RAGBRAI is a huge event with thousands and thousands participating. Their are two sorts of payments, one for week long riders, one for daily riders. Because the event is so large they've found they need to limit the number as they cannot provide services for everyone (imagine hauling luggage for 30,000 folks). Thus they have a lottery for weeklong riders. The lottery is an attempt to make it fair for all. I've not had any trouble the twice I've done the ride (2011, 2013). This basically all needs to be done in advance. You can see the FAQ at: http://ragbrai.com/about/faqs/ There are folks who just ride, but they won't receive services, though I imagine medical personnel will stilll provide emergency care. Here's what RAGBRAI says the fee provides, "The fee provides daily baggage transportation, SAG wagon service, emergency medical service, camping areas, route markings, daily maps, wristband discounts, camping facilities, a free edition of The Des Moines Register in each of the host communities, ten bicycle shops on the route and in the campgrounds to service your bike, access to long-term parking, bicycle shipping stations, free lost and found mailing service and great Iowa hospitality." Keep in mind it's really more of party on wheels than a serious ride for folks wanting to make time or distance. Pace lines aren't really allowed (and are actually dangerous given the number of folks on the road who aren't experienced riders). The next RAGBRA starts in: 351 days 16 hours 49 minutes 3 seconds. :-) |
Kawika Plummer | Wed Jul 31 23:49:00 2013 @Robert, I'm thinking about doing that next Summer when I ride cross country. Do you pay all at once if you are going to ride all days or is there some other way. Also, what's this lottery I heard about? |
Robert Harrison | Wed Jul 31 21:01:00 2013 Just got back from RAGBRAI. Thankfully cool this year. Unfortunately couldn't ride every day because of plane rides, airport closures and general travel insanity. |
Kawika Plummer | Wed Jul 31 18:49:00 2013 @Robert, I'm thinking about doing that next Summer when I ride cross country. Do you pay all at once if you are going to ride all days or is there some other way. Also, what's this lottery I heard about? |
Robert Harrison | Wed Jul 31 16:01:00 2013 Just got back from RAGBRAI. Thankfully cool this year. Unfortunately couldn't ride every day because of plane rides, airport closures and general travel insanity. |
Kawika Plummer | Wed Jul 24 00:39:00 2013 Greg, Mine worked fine during the 3 Hills Race on Saturday on Lana'i. |
Kawika Plummer | Tue Jul 23 19:39:00 2013 Greg, Mine worked fine during the 3 Hills Race on Saturday on Lana'i. |
Greg Wolf | Mon Jul 22 00:58:00 2013 anybody else lose satellite connectivity yesterday? The Endomondo app on my phone is suddenly no longer able to pick up a satellite connection. My Garmin Edge 800 also crashed after about 15 miles yesterday morning but I was able to reset it and it is working fine now. Having to manually enter my miles is a major drag. |
Greg Wolf | Sun Jul 21 19:58:00 2013 anybody else lose satellite connectivity yesterday? The Endomondo app on my phone is suddenly no longer able to pick up a satellite connection. My Garmin Edge 800 also crashed after about 15 miles yesterday morning but I was able to reset it and it is working fine now. Having to manually enter my miles is a major drag. |
Lynn b | Wed Jun 19 04:08:00 2013 Rt@TorchApparel: It's official, cyclists aren't the only ones that want more bike lanes! http://t.co/eeAy52WxKH |
Mark D York | Tue Jun 18 02:08:00 2013 Picked up my HBL Goodie Bag today! Loving the Swag! Thanks Ivy. |
Kawika Plummer | Sat Jun 15 15:36:00 2013 Ivy, Mahalo fo the info. |
Ivy Chuang | Fri Jun 14 21:58:00 2013 Kawika - there has not been a TV campaign for the VUL so far. We have been giving Walk Bike Drive Safety presentations to groups and we have also created a small brochure that references it - http://goo.gl/8kh1C |
Kawika Plummer | Fri Jun 14 14:41:00 2013 This is for the "HBL" Has there been any kind of push to get a public awareness of the "Volunerable User Law" on TV like the "Click It, Or Ticket" campaign you always see there? And if so, is there a link online where I can follow the progress? It just seems to me that most drivers may not even know about the VUL because of no public awareness being made by state based on the amount of drivers that pass within inches of cyclists when passing and most at high speeds wheater we are on bike lanes, shoulders or roads with neither. We are much more volunerable than a person riding in car. |
Lynn b | Thu Jun 13 01:10:00 2013 Thanks to the fellow cyclist I encountered early this afternoon in heavy traffic at the intersection of Queen and Ward. Really cool of you to let me turn left in front of you when you had the right of way. |
Ivy Chuang | Tue Jun 11 19:23:00 2013 My first miles back on the road after knee surgery - 7.8 for Hawaii this Saturday past - woot! |
puna apio | Fri Jun 7 04:04:00 2013 Mark! figuring out "how" is part of the chalenge!:) |
Mark D York | Wed Jun 5 02:21:00 2013 Yahoo, I won! I am a lucky buggah! Now all I have to do is figure out how to claim my prize! |
Frank Tells | Mon Jun 3 02:10:00 2013 Mark York got a goodie bag! Lucky buggah, you! |
Kawika Plummer | Fri May 31 00:07:00 2013 Joe, I didn't quite make it all the way up to Sugar Mill to get the glass just below there but will take care of that on Sat. Looks like some black/dark colored glass on both sides of path from what else but a beer bottle thrown out from a car on highway. |
Joe Rydzewski | Wed May 29 23:07:00 2013 Thanks Kawika |
Kawika Plummer | Tue May 28 19:00:00 2013 For all those Maui riders riding on Mokulele Bike Path. I cleaned up the glass on the path and also cleaned up the dirt buildup the was clogging path near Kahului so no more worries. |
Nathaniel Pak | Mon May 27 16:00:00 2013 Devyn Young-Pak, you just logged 100 miles for your personal challenge period, what are you going to do now? I'm going to Disneyland! Mixed plate is on vacation, back to logging miles in June. Good luck to everyone for the rest of the challenge, have fun, be safe, and enjoy the ride. |
John Murray | Mon May 27 00:19:00 2013 Shane, I am sorry to hear that news. Very glad that you were wearing a helmet. Wishing you a quick recovery. All the best, John Q |
puna apio | Sun May 26 21:34:00 2013 Thank you Ivy and HBL for the HBL bag. It was nice putting a face to a name. hope you recover soon! |
Lynn b | Sun May 26 00:15:00 2013 Shane, really sorry to hear you got hit. I've enjoyed your positive, upbeat posts. You clearly love to ride! Fingers crossed you'll be bunny hopping "migratory humans" again vey soon! |
Mark D York | Sat May 25 01:48:00 2013 Shane, Glad to see you back on line..... soon enough you'll be back on the bike. Speedy recovery my friend! Everyone else, be careful out there as you continue logging those miles. |
Al Castillo | Fri May 24 21:57:00 2013 I wish you a speedy recovery, we all need to be careful especially drivers who doesn't care about cyclist.... |
Nathaniel Pak | Fri May 24 12:06:00 2013 Shane! Shane! Come back! Seriously, we're hearing about of accidents lately, a reminder of how vulnerable we are. HBL's Walk Bike Drive-How to drive safely around cyclists pamphlets are a nice tool to help educate people on road safety--I picked up a stack and have been handing them out whenever I can. Shane, here's to a speedy recovery, and people-- Let's be careful out there. |
Kawika Plummer | Fri May 24 04:30:00 2013 Shane, Sorry to hear about this. Hope you heal quickly! |
Shane Bush | Fri May 24 03:14:00 2013 Hi everyone, just wanted too let you know I am with you all in spirit, I probably won't be riding for a while as I am recovering from getting hit by a car last Thursday. I am glad to be alive and will be riding as soon as I am able. Helmets do save lives! |
Nathaniel Pak | Wed May 22 16:13:00 2013 Hi Bob. Mixed plate will keep tracking through the end of the national challenge in September, which nicely coincides with the Honolulu Century Ride. Hope everyone keeps riding too--tracking or not. Interesting numbers gleaned from the stats: Hawaii shows 136 riders out of 1,360,301 citizens, almost exactly one in ten thousand--we are as rare and lucky as four leaf clovers. Our leaderboard shows 113 riders, and as of this morning we have logged 11,258 miles, almost exactly 100 miles per rider--collectively we have met the challenge for Hawaii cyclists and are ready for more; kudos to all. Finally, the national challenge actually appears to end in SEPTMEBER, which I take to mean that it is never ending--keep on riding! |
Robert Harrison | Wed May 22 13:38:00 2013 Who's going to keep tracking as part of the national challenge after the local 100 mile campaign is finished? |
Lynn b | Tue May 21 12:51:00 2013 Don't want to jinx it, but has anyone else noticed that drivers seem more respectful and many are passing with plenty of "cushion"? |
Al Castillo | Sun May 19 19:45:00 2013 I think all the riders deserve incentive by riding 100m this month so we'll keep riding... |
Nathaniel Pak | Sun May 19 14:41:00 2013 Woohoo! In the drawing for one year toilet paper. Mission accomplished, but will keep riding |
Carl Nethercutt | Thu May 16 03:25:00 2013 lol minimum but get a bonus if our team wins ;) |
Shane Bush | Wed May 15 22:31:00 2013 Carl, how much is the bike shop paying you? ;) |
Lynn b | Fri May 10 23:04:00 2013 I live less than 2 miles from everywhere I need to go. After battling town traffic on my bike many years ( and often losing), I reverted to walking. Bike Challenge got me back in the saddle and I'm grateful. My mood even improved at work. Frank, I'll never beat you in the Century Ride, or hucking down Waihee, and I'm not trying to compete with you here, either. Much respect....and happy riding! |
Nathaniel Pak | Fri May 10 22:42:00 2013 And don't forget that the challenge to Hawaii cyclists is to ride 100 miles in the month of May. For many, if not most of the riders here (my daughter included), that will be a significant achievement, whether it takes them 31 or more short rides, or they do it in a single epic century. |
Mark D York | Fri May 10 18:05:00 2013 I will tell you that the incentive of 20 pts for doing at least a mile has worked for me. I do long rides to and from work when I can, but this challenge has encouraged me to put my butt on the bike instead of the couch when I get home even if it is just to go and stretch my legs out. |
Amy ammen | Fri May 10 16:42:00 2013 Look forward to getting on my bike and bypassing the Honolulu traffic |
Robert Harrison | Fri May 10 16:01:00 2013 Yep, more often, not necessarily more miles. Here's a quote from http://nationalbikechallenge.org/join.html "The National Bike Challenge is an opportunity to challenge yourself to ride more often." |
Frank Tells | Fri May 10 12:36:00 2013 I know. I think it's more of just getting bikes one the road than about pounding miles. |
Ivy Chuang | Fri May 10 11:05:00 2013 @Frank I think it is designed that way so folks who don't ride long distances can feel good about their contribution to the challenge. And for the sake of infrastructure, a person that rides everyday past the State Capitol every day might have more influence than training teams that ride on the coast one weekend day. My contribution is zero thus far because of a knee surgery, but when I'm back on bike, hope I see more bikes everyday on my rides, wouldn't matter how far the riders are going. |
Frank Tells | Fri May 10 01:59:00 2013 The point system sucks! You get twenty points for every day you ride for at least a mile. So a guy who rides 20 miles every other day (resting between ride days) gets less points then a guy who rides a single mile every day. By the fourth day, the the 20 mile guys would get 80 pts while the one mile guy gets 84 pts. Even though the twenty mile guy would have ridden 40 miles total while the mile guy would have done only 4 miles. You'd think the point system would be geared towards incentivising mileage but it seems to be geared to just getting bikes out the door. Which is good in a way but sucks for the guy who likes to have rest days. |
Shane Bush | Wed May 8 02:13:00 2013 Way to go team HBL!!! Keep pedaling. |
Shane Bush | Wed May 8 02:09:00 2013 Looks like the migratory humans have decided to carve out their own little spot in paradise alongside the bike trail rather than on it. They were hacking away at some tall grass looks like they are in it to win it. I hope they build a high quality cardboard shack , vs some blue tarp. |
Shane Bush | Tue May 7 19:50:00 2013 http://honolulupd.org/news/index.php;story=326&select=4 Man and boy get into argument, boy arrested 05/03/2013 A bike on the roadway allegedly led to an altercation between a 50-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy. |
Shane Bush | Tue May 7 14:16:00 2013 I am able to bunny hop over an average sized adult human, this is skill that I was unaware I possessed until this morning. |
Shane Bush | Tue May 7 14:14:00 2013 Debris Alert: Two migratory humans were in the middle of the bike trail sleeping this morning when I came by west loch along pearl harbor, I asked them to move they didnt. They had sleeping bags, bikes and other crap strewn about the trail as if it was thier personal real estate. |
Shane Bush | Tue May 7 14:13:00 2013 Debris Alert: The bike trail on the north side of Nemitz between middle street and Kakoi heading west has trash and broken glass strewn about, There were 6 men in brown sheriff uniforms moving the homless out of there this morning. |
Lynn b | Tue May 7 01:53:00 2013 Thanks, Chad. I had a conversation with him. This one was oblivious, not intentional. Hopefully he'll be more careful in future. |
Shane Bush | Mon May 6 15:47:00 2013 This mornings commute was without incident, several busses passed me with pleanty of room and drivers seemed to acknowledge my presence and allow me a fair share of the lane. |
Chad Taniguchi | Mon May 6 14:05:00 2013 Hey Lynn b and all cyclists: train your eyes to go right to license plate of a dangerous driver (can be done with practice), get color, car type, driver description. Stop to write down or memorize license plate. When you reach your destination, call 911 police/nonemergency. Tell police driver was dangerous and almost hit you. HPD will send an officer to make a report. Ask officer to call or visit the dangerous driver and ask driver to change behavior. Ask officer to call you back with a report. HPD's protocol is to do this. Let's educate and change drivers one at a time. |
Kawika Plummer | Fri May 3 23:02:00 2013 There are two of us that are going to ride from Paia to Haleakala Crater(10,000 feet) on Sat. Anybody on Maui want to join us, meet us a the Paia Free Parking area at 6:45am at bottom of the bypass road(Start time is 7:00am). Total miles will be around 72(RT). Weather changes constantly up on top of mountain so bring appropriate clothes and two water bottles recommended with some energy bars/gels. Park charges $5.00 per rider at entrance booth at the 6,000 foot level. Ride will be at your own pace. The average grade is 5% with some 18% or higher grades along the way. |
Jeri El-Swaify | Fri May 3 22:06:00 2013 Live to RIDE & RIDE to eat :-) |
Al Castillo | Fri May 3 00:46:00 2013 al castillo 2 may at 18:45 Be careful when riding solo from Kapolei the old fort weaver road to Waipahu vehicles are traveling in high rate of speed east bound..travel with partner or don't ride at this hour..ride safe!!!! |
Wed May 1 22:22:00 2013 The warm-up period is over and the counters are reset. So get on your bikes, and let's go! If you bike just 1 mile per week, you'll be entered into HBL's weekly drawings for prizes. Let's have some fun with this challenge - multiply your chances of winning by tweeting/instagraming with any of these hashtags: #ridealoha #hicycle100 #bikemonth! Don't foget to check out everything HBL is planning for Bike Month, www.hbl.org/bikemonth Let's make this a banner year for Bike Month! | |
Wed May 1 14:00:01 2013 The warm-up period is over and the counters are reset. So get on your bikes, and let's go! If you bike just 1 mile per week, you'll be entered into HBL's weekly drawings for prizes. Let's have some fun with this challenge - multiply your chances of winning by tweeting/instagraming with any of these hashtags: #ridealoha #hicycle100 #bikemonth! Don't foget to check out everything HBL is planning for Bike Month, www.hbl.org/bikemonth Let's make this a banner year for Oahu Bike Month! | |
Wed May 1 13:00:01 2013 The counters are reset, so get on your bikes and let's go! If you bike just 1 mile per week, you'll be entered into HBL's weekly drawings for prizes. Let's have some fun with this challenge - multiply your chances of winning by tweeting/instagraming with the any of these hashtages: #ridealoha #hicycle100 #bikemonth! Don't foget to check out everything HBL is planning for Bike Month, www.hbl.org/bikemonth Let's make this a banner year for Oahu Bike Month! | |
Lynn b | Wed May 1 11:55:00 2013 Heads up. Big shiny new white Ford van almost took me out at intersection of Kinau and Ward. Lucky no one was in the lane next to me so I could evade. Happy bike month! Ride safe!!! |
Tue Apr 30 16:43:00 2013 And that's before the official start of the Challenge! Get your friends, family, co-workers on board and let's put Hawaii on the map in this National Challenge. | |
john kluvo | Tue Apr 30 04:19:00 2013 Ride On!!!...XIII |
john kluvo | Sun Apr 28 02:46:00 2013 Ride Aloha..XIII |
Mon Apr 22 17:49:00 2013 As part of the National Bike Challenge organized by the League of American Bicyclists, HBL is inviting Hawaii residents to take the Cycle 100 Challenge for the Month of May and bike 100 miles or more. In addition to the National Level Prizes, HBL will be offering a subset of prizes to Hawaii participants. Sign up and start tracking! | |
Thu Jun 7 17:32:00 2012 The Hawaii Bicycling League, with help from the local business community and government, is planning the Second Annual 2-day island-wide bicycle ride to: o Celebrate Zach Manago’s life and his healthy lifestyle; o Raise awareness among Hawaii drivers, cyclists and pedestrians about safety on Hawaii’s roads by identifying danger zones that need improvement; and o Raise money for a safety education fund used to educate all users of the roads about roadway laws, and safe driving and riding practices. Make Zach's vision for a bike-friendly Hawaii real! | |
Wed May 16 20:42:00 2012 The 4th Annual Bike to Zoo Day! - Sunday, May 20, 2012 9am-2pm - Ride your bicycle to the Honolulu Zoo and get in FREE! -Enter at the Monsarrat gate. For more information call 768-8335 or e-mail: [email protected] | |
Tue Apr 24 14:52:00 2012 Join the HMC-Ride on April 29. For more information visit our website: hbl.org | |
Wed Apr 18 16:21:00 2012 WE NEED YOU HERE! This will be the most crucial step in influencing city officials and the Department of Transportation Services to install bike lanes on Waialae. We hope to convince City Council Members Anne Kobayashi and Stanley Chang and DTS Director Wayne Yoshioka the community wants bike lanes. This can only happen if your are physically here. Just an hour of your time this evening may mean bike lanes for eternity on Waialae. Please join us and spread the word. Kaimukī Community Park | |
Fri Apr 13 18:23:00 2012 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. | |
Wed Dec 31 18:00:00 1969 As part of the National Bike Challenge organized by the League of American Bicyclists, HBL is inviting Hawaii residents to take the Cycle 100 Challenge for the Month of May and bike 100 miles or more. In addition to the National Level Prizes, HBL will be offering a subset of prizes to Hawaii participants. Sign up and start tracking! |