May is Bike Month!
Celebrate Bike Month with HBL & Friends
Grab your bike and join us for a ride, a Pau Hana, or a volunteer opportunity. We have a month full of events to encourage you to get out and explore via bike. Join us for one event or join us for all of them. We hope to see you out there!
Bike Month 2025 Events:
Workshops Throughout the Month
In celebration of National Bike Month, HBL will be hosting workshops and classes to get you riding with confidence.
🗓️ 5/04 (Sun), 3:00 – 5:30pm – Bicycling Basics📍Hawaii Kai [map] – Sign Up
🗓️ 5/10 (Sat), 3:45 – 5:15pm – Adult Learn to Ride 📍Waikīkī [map] – Sign Up
🗓️ 5/18 (Sun), 3:00 – 5:00pm – E-bikes 101📍Kalihi [map] – Sign Up
🗓️ 5/21 (Wed), 4:30 – 6:00pm – Fix-a-Flat📍Mōʻiliʻili [map] – Sign Up
🗓️ 5/31 (Sat), 4:30 – 6:00pm – Fix-a-Flat📍Wai‘anae [map] – Sign Up
5/04 (Sun) King St. Protected Bike Lane 10 year anniversary
10am – 2pm
@ Thomas Square Park
Hawai‘i Bicycling League is kicking off National Bike Month with a celebration on the 10 year anniversary of the King Street protected bike lane. We’ll have…
5/09 (FRI) Filmed by Bike Screening at Patagonia
6:30pm – 10:00pm
@ Honolulu Patagonia
Join Patagonia and HBL for a screening of Filmed By Bike’s programs Bike Love and Adventure.
The Bike Love program is a collection that mingles extremely short films with a few heartfelt pieces that tell stories of how bicycles are changing lives. Appropriate for all ages, but this program does contain some heavy content discussing racism, discrimination and the generational trauma of Native boarding schools.
The Adventure program features inspiring tales of adventure, struggle and triumph on the rugged road. The path to expedition isn’t always easy, but nature and a wild sense of curiosity lure us away from our computers, desks and schedules to enter the great wide open. These incredible films will wow audiences with their gorgeous cinematography and compelling stories. Appropriate for all ages.
Watch the trailers below:
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5/12 – 5/18 National Bike to Work Week
Energizer Stations Throughout Bike to Work Week
In celebration of National Bike to Work Week, HBL and partners from all over the island will be hosting mini pop-up events to reward cyclists.
🗓️ 5/12 (Mon), 7:00 – 9:00am 📍Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building (map)
Hosted by HBL & Kaua‘i Coffee
🗓️ 5/13 (Tue), 3:00 – 5:30pm 📍Thomas Square Park (map)
Hosted by HBL
🗓️ 5/14 (Wed), 7:00 – 9:00am 📍Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building (map)
Hosted by HBL & Kaua‘i Coffee
🗓️ 5/15 (Thu), 3:00 – 5:30pm 📍Thomas Square Park (map)
Hosted by HBL
🗓️ 5/16 (Fri), 7:00 – 9:00am 📍Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building (map)
May 16th is National Bike to Work Day!
Hosted by HBL, DTS, & NOAA
5/14 (Wed) Bike Lane Cleanup
5:30pm-7:00pm
@ Honolulu Patagonia
Time to grab some brooms and shovels and clean up the Ward Ave. bike lane with Patagonia and the Department of Facility Maintenance.
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5/14 (Wed) Bike Lane Cleanup PAU HANA
7:00pm-9:00pm
@ Howzit Brewing
After cleaning up we’ll be biking and walking and rolling across the street to Howzit Brewing for a post clean up refreshment. Couldn’t make the clean up, you’re still welcome to come hang out and talk story with us.
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5/21 (WED) Ride of Silence
7:00am – 8:00pm
@ Old Stadium Park
More info coming soon.
5/25 (SUN) Pedal to the Meadow
6:30am – 2:00pm
@ Kekaha, Kaua‘i
HBL Staff Travis, Malia, and Chris will be going over to Kaua‘i to support and race Pedal to the Meadow. This is a great race with amazing views and a great community that comes out for it. Join us this year or add it to your list to ride in the future. There is a post race picnic and awards ceremony at the top in Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow in Koke`e State Park.
5/30 (FRI) Bike Month Pau Hana
5:30 – 8:30pm
@ Hub Coworking Hawai‘i
Join HBL at Hub Coworking Hawai’i for a pau hana to celebrate bike month! We’ll have pūpū, beverages (provided by Deschutes Brewing and JuneShine ), live music, and information from Bike Month partners! We’ll also be playing Bike Month Bingo at 7:00pm for great conversations (and a chance to win sweet prizes!).
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