We are ecstatic to announce the relaunch of HBL’s Golden Gears program - where those in their “golden years” get the opportunity to cruise along the bike paths of O‘ahu in our laidback recumbent trikes. We’ve got eleven trikes available and three new locations to trike from. You think riding on two-wheels is fun? You gotta give our THREE-wheelers a try! They don't require you to balance to enjoy the ride, they're comfortable & support your back with a mesh backrest + padded seat, and best of all - you can ride for free! Click here for the details ❯❯
Pearl Harbor Bike Path Cleanup on Oct. 18th!
Join HBL on Saturday, October 18th at Neal Blaisdell Park in ‘Aiea for the 2025 fall Pearl Harbor Bike Path Cleanup. We will be bagging and removing trash from 8:30-10:00am in conjunction with the City and County of Honolulu. Sign up here!
HBL Responds to Governor’s Executive Order
On September 18, 2025 Governor Green issued Executive Order No. 25-08 in response to soaring numbers of fatalities on Hawai‘i roadways. You can read the EO and HBL official response on our website, as well as info about a new pilot program offering a dashcam giveaway.
Waimānalo Road Hazard Reported
A road hazard in Waimānalo Town led to a series of crashes for HBL members on Sunday, September 14th. Thankfully, there were no major injuries. Read here to learn how you can avoid this hazard and also remember to report hazards and other issues to HBL. Together, we can help to prevent crashes and injuries.
Wahiawā Complete Streets Plans
If you missed the community workshop hosted by DTS in September, or want more information about the Complete Streets plans for Wahiawā, go to our website for a link to meeting materials.
BikeEd Is Hiring!
Want to make a lasting impact and better the lives of countless keiki around the island by teaching them how to bike safely? HBL is seeking a responsible individual to join the awesome BikeEd team as a full-time instructor. To learn about the great work BikeEd does at the schools around O‘ahu and how to apply, click here.
Ewa Bike Expo: Nov. 1st (Sat)
The first-ever EwaBikeExpo is being held on November 1st, Saturday, at ‘Ewa Elementary School (off Renton Road). This free community event, put on by the event organizers of the Ewa Bird Show, will feature bikes, trikes, birds, crafts, food trucks, and fun! Check out cool bikes on display, have your little ones participate in HBL’s free keiki bike lessons, and more. The event runs from 10am to 2pm. Find out more here ❯❯
This floating green box in the middle of the intersection, marked with a bicycle + left arrow, officially called a Two-Stage Turn Queue Box, is to help bicyclists make a left turn without having to merge across lanes of traffic. If you don’t feel like merging across busy lanes of traffic by bicycle, ride across the intersection to stage your bike in the green box. When you get there stop & turn your bike in the direction of the arrow (where you want to go) & proceed through when the light turns green. This makes you more visible to motorists behind you & allows you to make your turn easily, even in heavy traffic!
Ride Aloha Festival - That’s A Wrap!
The Hawai‘i Bicycling League welcomed nearly 2,000 riders, volunteers, family, and the public for the largest bicycling event in the State of Hawai‘i on Sunday, September 28, 2025. Ride photos are ready and our online merch store is updated. Check out this Civil Beat Photo Essay documenting the 2025 Honolulu Century Ride and please follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see more pictures and to learn of other upcoming events!
HBL Dirt
A chapter of HBL, advocating for more sustainable off-road places to ride bicycles. Learn more about HBL Dirt and current project updates in HBL Dirt’s fall newsletter!
Maui Bicycling League (MBL)
MBL's mission is to create a bicycle and pedestrian friendly community throughout Maui County. MBL is a chapter of HBL. Click here to check out what Maui Bicycling League has been up to or click here to view MBL’s upcoming events.
Check out HBL’s online calendar for a full list of all the free group rides, events, and other bike-related fun going on in Hawai‘i at HBL.org/calendar.
Have a bicycle event not on our calendar? Email Bicycle@HBL.org.
"Through a People for Bikes & Better Bike Share mini-grant, PATH will be holding group rides using the HIBIKE bike share system to make people aware of the system's ease of use, station locations, system's partnership with Mass Transit Agency, and to promote clean transportation. The program is in partnership with the Hawaii Island Community Health Center. PATH's group ride info: Oct. 26 (Sun), 10am at the Hilo Bayfront Trails HIBIKE station. Ride is limited to the first 20 registrants & participants receive a FREE HIBIKE Sprinter (month) membership. Sign up by emailing sharetheroad@pathhawaii.org." Read Hawai‘i PATH's recent newsletter here.
10th-ish annual - Kaua‘i Fondo Ke‘e to Kōke‘e "Ke‘e to Koke‘e registration is live! Find details about the Kaua‘i Gran Fondo, happening on November 15th (Saturday), by clicking here."
Hawai‘i Bicycling League (HBL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 1975 with the mission to enable more people to ride bicycles for health, recreation, and transportation through advocacy, education, and events.
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