Bike education events for youth & other learning opportunities for keiki getting riding!
Bringing bike safety to 4th graders at schools across O‘ahu since 1989. Full details can be found at HBL.org/BikeEdHawaii.
The BikeEd Program started in 1989 and has reached over 100,000 fourth graders on Oahu. The five-day program teaches students how to ride a bicycle, basic cycling safety, and laws of the road. Our target audience is 4th grade public school students on Oahu and is open to public charter and private schools.
2026/2027 BikeEd Schedule: Click here to view the BikeEd Calendar in a new tab.
BikeEd Hawaii is funded by the City & County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services.
Our program is designed to be completed in five days and we can accommodate your school’s rotating schedule if necessary. The program runs from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (not including school holidays).
• Monday Classroom Presentation: The instructors will go over rules, expectations, visibility, why it’s important to wear a helmet, proper helmet fitting, the anatomy of a bicycle, and what the BikeEd week will be like everyday: SAFE & FUN
• Tuesday & Wednesday On-campus Workshop: 6-point safety check, how to ride a bicycle, bicycle handling and control drills, and proper stopping
• Thursday & Friday Off-Campus Workshop: BikeEd Instructors lead students who can ride safely on a neighborhood ride. Those still practicing can stay on campus to continue practicing. On the off campus ride, instructors cover safe driveway exits, left turns, right turns, and u-turns
Click here for our Parents Quick Guide to getting your keiki riding!
For more information please call our office at 808-735-5756
To check out our BikeEd Instructors, visit HBL’s Staff Page.
Visit HBL.org/BikeEdHiring/ to become a BikeEd Instructor today!
Is your child ready to learn how to ride a bike without training wheels? Sign up for our Keiki Learn to Ride lessons! We practice the two-foot push method to work on balance and then graduate on to pedaling. Private lessons are available upon request, cost and location is to be decided by the instructor.
A keiki bike rodeo is an event to promote cycling skills, safe riding, and fun. Bike Rodeos offer keiki the real world skills they need to ride a bicycle safely. This event will teach kids and their parents about proper helmet fitting and safety, bike fit, bike laws, hand signals, and bike handling drills. Bikes and helmets are provided. If your organization would like to request a Bike Rodeo for an event, please email BikeEd@HBL.org.
Put your new bike skills to the test by joining HBL & BikeEd at one of our Aloha Fun Rides. These are family-friendly events, where you can choose to ride up to 18 miles with aid stations along the way.
This is an organized group ride, with a private train ride on the historic ‘Ewa train and lunch. While most of the route is on bike paths, some riding on the road is necessary. Roads will not be closed to traffic; we will ride as a group and follow all traffic laws. This is a family-friendly ride.
HBL is seeking volunteers for the 2026 Honolulu Century Ride! Help is especially needed on Sunday 9/27 (ride day). Click here for more info.
HBL will valet your bike for free at the 2026 Coastlines and Community Festival on Saturday, September 12th! Join the cleanup, enjoy live music, and browse a food + local vendor festival.
By participating in Week Without Driving you are raising awareness of the transportation needs that all residents have across our state. But beyond just awareness, you are calling for change that improves mobility and expands access to all.
As part of the Honolulu Safer Streets Project, the City and County of Honolulu is planning traffic safety improvements on portions of Wilder Avenue and Upper Pi‘ikoi Street. Join the Community Meeting 6:30pm on August 18th at Makiki District Park.
Find out what’s happening at HBL in August 2026 (Bike Month!) and beyond!
HBL explores the past, present, and future of North Shore Trails project with the North Shore Community Land Trust. Click here to learn more and get involved.