Beach Gear, Get it Here!

We now rent everything for the perfect beach day!

Snorkel Gear

Boogie Boards

Beach Chairs

Umbrellas

Coolers

Life Jackets

$10 per day (a day = 24 hours for all beach gear)

$25 per week

Ask about our Family Discounts

Big Island Motorcycle Co. is located in the Kings' Shops in the Waikoloa Beach Resort. We can be reached at 808-886-2011 or bigislandmotorcycleco (at) yahoo.com

Click in the "Rentals" tab above for details and pricing on our other rentals.

New Bicycle Route

Mauna Lani Adventure II

Plus Puako

Minimum 3 hours

-     From Big Island Motorcycle Co. find the King's Trail on the far north end of resort, just east of the Waikoloa Colony Villas. Warning: this trail is extremely bumpy and difficult to navigate, you must walk the bikes over the trail portion of this route and be able to occasionally lift the bike over large rocks. You must be up for adventure if you decide to follow this route!

-    Walk the bikes over the King's Trail until you reach the gate and the bridge, where you will be able to cross over on to the pavement. This took us about 15 minutes. Take a right out onto the road, then the next right (at the stop sign) and continue until you reach a large round-about.

-     At the round-about take the road that leads to the Fairmont Orchid (north) or stop at the shops on the west end of the round-about to fuel up on picnic provisions at the grocery store there (they have an awesome deli by the way). You can also stop for sit down fare at the Tommy Bahama Cafe(we like!), Monstera Restaurant, or Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, all located in the shops.

-     Continue on toward the Fairmont Orchid making a right just before the hotel, look for the sign marked Holoholokai Beach Park (see the pic below).

-     Once at the beach park you have a couple of options; hang out at the beach, check out the petroglyphs, or head toward Puako. We highly recommend you check out the Malama Petroglyph Trail. Please lock your bikes up in the parking lot if you decide to view the petroglyphs as the trail is full of kiawe thorns that will most definitely lead to a flat tire. It is about a 10 minute walk to the petroglyph viewing area and well worth it. The trail is well marked, see the pic below.

-     Petroglyphs are ancient Hawaiian rock carvings. Archaeologists are still unsure of their exact meanings and why the Hawaiians carved the markings into the stone. The trail has some good signs explaining petroglyphs in more detail.

-     Once you reach the beach parking lot again, grab your bikes and head toward the ocean where you will find a sandy shoreline trail and make a right, heading north. Up to you if you want to ride the bikes over this portion. I walked my bike and made it back to pavement in about 5 minutes so it is a short part of the ride.

-    This trail takes you into the town of Puako, a small seaside community with one small general store if you need to get some snacks.

-     We like to explore the many "Shoreline Access" points along this one-road town. This area is great for snorkeling, although it can be tricky to get in and out of the water here (no sand) so we suggest only experienced folks attempt it. It is also a wonderful place to catch the sunset.

-     Once you pass the church (on your left) you've reached the end of town so you can turn around and come back the way you came, or continue on to Beach 69 or Hapuna Beach.

-     When you come in to rent your bike we will provide you with a map of the area. Rates and reservation information can be found by clicking the "Rentals" tab above. Please call 808-886-2011 or email BigIslandMotorcycleCo (at) yahoo.com with any other questions.

The Best Sunset Viewing Spots

Below is a list of a few of the best spots to catch the sunset here on the Big Island whether you are on iron horseback, cruising on a moped, or pushing pedals. If you are lucky, you might even spot the Green Flash!
If you are on a Motorcycle:

1. Mauna Kea visitor center
    To get here from Big Island Motorcycle Co. make a left at the light onto Hwy 19. Make a right at the next light onto Waikoloa Road. Take this road all the way until you reach the T and make a left onto Hawaii Belt Road. After about 11 miles make a right onto Saddle Road. Continue east about 17 miles on Saddle Road making a left onto Mauna Kea Access Road (look for the signs to the visitor center). Do not ride past the visitor center as the road becomes unpaved and unsuitable for motorcycle travel past this point.
     Once you are at the visitor center you will see a trail across the road (ask if you can't find it) which will take you to an amazing sunset viewing area. You will be able to see all the way down the mountain and beyond. Go on a clear day or you won't see much. More info on Mauna Kea: Mauna Kea Visitor Center
     Be prepared for cold temperatures at this elevation. Also be prepared for some challenging riding on the way back as there are no street lights and it gets very dark out there. There are also some tricky one lane portions to navigate. At the time of writing, we do not recommend taking Saddle Road all the way into Hilo as there are still some unpaved/unimproved portions.

Mauna Kea summit descent (in a truck:)

2. Mile Marker 81 Scenic Lookout
     From Big Island Motorcycle Co. make a right at the light onto Hwy 19. Look for the "Scenic Point" signs and the pullout on your right near mile marker 81.

If you are on a Moped:

1. Mile Marker 81 Scenic Lookout

     From Big Island Motorcycle Co. make a right at the light onto Hwy 19. Look for the "Scenic Point" signs and the pullout on your right near mile marker 81. Be sure to yield to traffic around you especially as you make a left back onto the highway from the scenic point.

2. Puako Shoreline Access
     Find your own private sunset spot in the town of Puako. To get there make a left onto Hwy 19 from Big Island Motorcycle Co. After about 6 miles make a left toward Puako onto Puako Beach Drive. This will take you into the quaint town where, on your right, you will see several "Shoreline Access" points. You will likely be able to find a great spot all to yourself. You will want to head back before it gets too dark and, as always, yield to all traffic around you.

If you are riding a Bicycle:

1. Buddha's Point inside the Hilton hotel.
     From Big Island Motorcycle Co. make a right out of the parking lot toward the Hilton hotel. After passing the main entrance and side entrance on your left, you will see a service entrance. Take this road toward a grassy knoll with a large Buddha statue and enjoy a lovely sunset view. Not a Hilton hotel guest? Not a problem, the Hilton people are nice and share their property with everyone.

2. Meditation Point inside the Mauna Lani Resort
     To get to the Mauna Lani take Highway 19 north 2 miles and turn left into the resort. You may also take the Kings' Trail to get to the Mauna Lani described here: Mauna Lani Adventure. Once inside the Mauna Lani resort you will want to find the beach access area on the south end of the resort. It has a cafe, a small white sand beach, and a boat moored near shore. There are signs that say "beach access" or "beach" to guide you.
     Once you find the beach look for a paved trail on the south end of the beach that follows the shoreline. This is Meditation Point which offers breathtaking shoreline views.
    

Please forgive the lack of pictures in this post. If you have some shots of the spots I've mentioned here email them to BigIslandMotorcycleCo (at) yahoo.com and I'll post them.

Please refer to the reservations tab for pricing and booking information.

Contest Winner

Congratulations George Mosier, winner of our Hawaii Riding photo contest. George won a Crampbuster from Big Island Motorcycle Co. Aloha and thanks for submitting all the great pics!

Cruising Highway 190 towards Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Giveaway! Win a Crampbuster

Send us a picture of a great time you had riding on any of the Hawaiian islands along with a brief caption. The best picture wins a Crampbuster (cruise control for your motorcycle).

You can submit your picture on our Facebook page as a message, as a comment on this blog, or as an email attachment to BigIslandMotorcycleCo (at) yahoo (dot) com. Be sure to include your contact info.

The winner will be announced on Saturday, July 3, 2010. The winning photo and caption will be posted to this blog and our Facebook page. Good luck!

Father's Day Special

Still looking for that perfect gift for dad?

We gotcha covered with 10% off motorcycle, moped, or bike rentals.

(Owner Dustin with his dad. Happy Father's Day Steve!)

This includes gift certificates and advance reservations, but must be purchased by Sunday, June 20, 2010. Just mention this posting to get the discount.

We also have t-shirts, hats, and skull caps. To purchase, click on the "shop" link above.

Call 808-886-2011 or email BigIslandMotorcycleCo@yahoo.com to reserve that special gift for dear ole dad.

Snorkeling Tips

Some tips to get you in the water safely while protecting our beautiful Hawaiian waters.

Do not touch or stand on the coral. Even a small brush with your fins can kill the coral. Keep Hawaii beautiful and admire the underwater world with your eyes only.


Do not touch the animals. Touching fish and other animals can harm them and sometimes you.

Wear sunscreen on your back and backs of your legs

Do not walk in shallow water near the reef; sea urchin spines can cause nasty puncture wounds to the bottom of your feet.

Make sure your mask fits. The seal around the mask should fit your face like a suction cup while not breathing through your nose.

While snorkeling, breathe through your mouth only, making an “O” with your lips. Breathing out through your nose will break the seal in your mask. Make sure hair does not get under the seal of the mask.

Be aware of your surroundings. Watch the wave sets before entering the water and have an entry and exit plan, especially in rocky areas.

Practice in a sandy area or pool first to get comfortable with the equipment and make any adjustments.

Relax and slow your movements. You will see more the less you move around.

To get water out of your snorkel forcefully blow air out through your mouth, this will shoot the air out through the top of your snorkel.

Great Waikoloa Rubber Duckie Race!

The 19th Annual Great Waikoloa Rubber Duckie Race “Boot Scootin & Boogie”, a benefit for United Cerebral Palsy of Hawaii and Big Island High School Athletics Programs will take place on July 4, 2010.

Adopt your ducks at the Kings’ Shops or participating Big Island High School locations. The first 50 finishers win fabulous prizes from our sponsors. This year’s event features a Country Duck so bring your boots and chaps as we boot scoot and boogie all day long. Enjoy fun activities, cotton candy, popcorn, entertainment and much, much, more.

$5 Adoption or $20 Adopt 3 ducks and a Duckie T-shirt. Donate an additional $5 to the BIIF Big Island Athletic Program. For more information visit http://www.kingsshops.com/ or call (808) 886-8811.

Yes! We have bicycle tubes

Riding your own bike in the Waikoloa area? Got a flat?

Never fear, Big Island Motorcycle Co. sells bicycle tubes in standard sizes. And of course we will fix your flat for a small extra charge if you need help.

We carry:

Universal inner tubes sizes: 12.5", 16", 20", 24", 26", and 26"x1 3/8"

Road bike tube sizes: 60mm, 48mm, and 27x1 1/8-1 1/4"

Co2 cartridges for road bike inflation

Stop in and see us at the Kings' Shops in the Waikoloa Beach Resort Everyday from 9:30am - 7pm

808-886-2011 or bigislandmotorcycleco (at) yahoo.com

Now renting everything for the perfect beach day!

Beach Gear

Snorkel Gear

$10/day, $25/week

includes fins, mask, snorkel, and carry-all

various sizes and styles available

Tommy Bahama beach chairs

with built-in backpack straps for easy transport plus built-in cooler

$10/day, $25/week

Beach umbrellas (match with chairs)

$10/day, $25/week

Voit boogie boards

$10/day, $25/week

Why not make the day complete with a bicycle, moped, or motorcycle rental? See the "reservations" tab above for more information.

Make your reservation today! Call us at (808)886-2011, or email us at

bigislandmotorcycleco (at) yahoo.com

Bicycle Route

Puako Beach Cruise

- Starting from Big Island Motorcycle Co. strap a couple bikes to your car (straps can be rented, too) or ride about 6 miles south on Highway 19 to Puako. You will see the signs as you drive/ride south, it will be a left turn from the highway onto Puako Beach Drive.

- From there make your first right onto Old Puako Road, then left into the beach parking lot, which looks like this:

- This beach is called "69's" and is great for swimming and snorkeling. There are full facilities here including bathrooms, showers, and picnic tables. Not to mention there is plenty of shade and room to spread out.
- We recommend taking the bikes with you out to the beach or locking them securely in the parking lot.

- After you've had your fill of sun and sand, head back out the way you came, but this time ride toward the town of Puako, which will be a right turn at the Puako Beach Dr. and Old Puako Rd. intersection.
- This easy-going ride through town is full of charm. Check out an old church:

- Or grab a snack at the little store:

- There are many worthwhile beach access points along the way (anywhere you see a "Shoreline access" sign) with great tidepools and snorkeling. Brackish ponds dot the area as well many beautiful homes.
- To get back to Big Island Motorcycle Co., take Puako Beach Dr. up to the highway, take a right (heading south), then another right onto Waikoloa Beach Drive.

 Fun is easy! Start your adventure today
 Call: 808-886-2011 or write: bigislandmotorcycleco (at) yahoo.com

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Volcano Run plus Circle Island Motorcycle Route

Minimum 7 hours

     - Starting from Big Island Motorcycle Co. in the Waikoloa Beach Resort, head south on Queen Kaahumanu Highway. This road will take you all the way to Volcanoes National Park, 128 miles.
     - We recommend starting out by 8am. Since we don't open til 9:30am please call to arrange an early pick up if you'd like to do this route.
     - On the way to the volcano, stop at Hana Hou restaurant in Naalehu for coffee and good grinds, don't miss the dessert case, yum. This little place has a great old Hawaii ambiance and is a fun spot to take a break. There is a gas station nearby, you will want to fill up here.

     - Continue on south to Volcanoes National Park, there is a small entry fee per vehicle. Once inside, stop at the visitor's center for information and maps. Be aware that you will not see any flowing lava inside the national park, but you are likely to see some pretty amazing steam vents (this is where all the vog comes from).

- We recommend following Crater Rim Drive which circles the Kilauea Caldera. Also please be aware that portions of Crater Rim Drive have been closed recently due to volcanic activity. There are many places to stop and explore along the drive. We like the Steam Vents, the Jaggar Museum, and the Thurston Lava Tube.

     - We recommend following Crater Rim Drive which circles the Kilauea Caldera. Also please be aware that portions of Crater Rim Drive have been closed recently due to volcanic activity. There are many places to stop and explore along the drive. We like the Steam Vents, the Jaggar Museum, and the Thurston Lava Tube.
     - Continue on down Chain of Craters Road which will take you all the way to the ocean. This road is very scenic and many times you can see the steam rising from the ocean where lava is flowing in. Please be aware that this road can get very windy. If you are uncomfortable riding in high winds, skipping this portion of the park might be in your best interest.
    - You could easily spend a whole day exploring the park, so we recommend selecting a few highlights you want to see and limit your visit to about 2 or 3 hours so that you will have plenty of time to ride back.
    - Once you are done exploring the park, head back out to the highway continuing in the same direction, toward Hilo. There are facilities (bathrooms, food) inside the park or you can stop in Volcano Village where there are restaurants and gas stations.
     - Continue on past Hilo, past Honokaa, and into Waimea. Once in Waimea, you will want to get on Kawaihae Road, marked as Lindsey Road, which is a right turn at the stoplight near the big shopping center (on your left).
     - Continue west for about 10 miles then turn left onto Highway 19. After about 9 miles, turn right on Waikoloa Beach Drive and make your way back to Big Island Motorcycle Co.
     - We don't recommend making plans for any major stops in Hilo or along the way back as you will likely be pretty tired at this point and it's a long ride back. Just enjoy the ride. You will want to make sure you get back with some daylight left as the roads here get very dark at night and besides, you wouldn't want to miss any scenery, especially between Hilo and Honokaa. Get gas in Hilo, Honokaa, or Waimea, depending on where you filled up previously. There is also a gas station adjacent to Big Island Motorcycle Co.
     - A full day motorcycle rental is only $140 and includes insurance and riding gear. Call or write to reserve your adventure today! 808-886-2011 or bigislandmotorcycleco@yahoo.com


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Big Island Film Festival

Don't miss the Big Island Film Festival this weekend, 5/12-16.

It is being held this year at the Mauna Lani Resort, which happens to be a convenient two miles from Big Island Motorcycle Co. Hop on one of our bikes or scooters and enjoy one of the many interesting films they have on offer. While your at it, cruise around the beautiful grounds of the Mauna Lani Resort; they have shops, beaches, and some wonderful petroglyphs to view. Check out how to get there under the "bicycle routes" tab above or come see us and we'll point you in the right direction.

Fun is easy! Reserve yours today: 808-886-2011 or BigIslandMotorcycleCo@yahoo.com

Mother's Day Special - 10% off

In honor of all the wonderful, caring, and of course adventurous mothers out there, we will be offering 10% off all rentals and merchandise all day Sunday, May 9.

Come see us at the Kings' Shops in the Waikoloa Beach Resort from 9:30am to 7pm or call

808-886-2011 to make a reservation.

Join us on the Volcano Motorcycle Tour 5/12

Our next motorcycle tour is scheduled for Wednesday, May 12. We will be touring Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, with stops for breaks and lunch.

Curvy roads and gorgeous scenery await you, call today to join the tour. Big Island Motorcycle Co. 808-886-2011 or email bigislandmotorcycleco@yahoo.com

Tour fees are $50 per person if you rent your bike from us or $65 per person otherwise.

When you can't ride...

Dreading the long plane ride back to the mainland?

Pick up a couple of these magazines to fuel your need for speed until you can get back on the road.

Only $4 each!

Hot Bike, Motorcyclist, Cycle World, Rider, Baggers

Get yours today at Big Island Motorcycle Co. located in the Kings' Shops in the Waikoloa Beach Resort. Call: 808-886-2011 or visit: www.BigIslandMotorcycleCo.com

More moped routes!

Snorkel and Scoot

(minimum 2 hours)

      - Gear up with snorkel gear and mopeds at Big Island Motorcycle Co. in the Kings' Shops in Waikoloa. Yes, we will give you a "bundle" deal for the rentals, just mention this route posting!

      -  From the shop make a left out onto Highway 19 heading north. 

      - Mopeds have a speed threshold of 30 mph so you must ride on the shoulder! Be sure to yield to all traffic, assuming that they do not see you. Also, please obey all traffic laws including traffic lights and stop signs. 

      - Proceed about 4.5 miles north on Hwy 19, turning left onto Puako Beach Dr., look for the signs that say Puako. This left turn will take you out into a turn lane (not a traffic signal) so please yield to all traffic in both directions. 

      - Make a right onto Kohola Way (not marked but is the first right) after about .5 miles then left into the beach parking lot (this will be obvious). The short road to the parking lot is not paved. We do not allow you to ride the mopeds off-road so please walk the mopeds to the parking lot and lock them to something, or to each other. Those little tires can't handle gravel, so you might get a flat or end up flat on your back if you decide to ride them off-road.

      - This beach is called "69's" or Waialea Bay and is great for snorkeling and swimming. A sandy bottom, lots of shade and space to spread out makes this spot one of our favorites. There are fresh water showers and bathrooms at this beach as well as a few picnic tables. Provisions can be purchased at a small grocery store in Puako proper, about a mile south of the beach. When snorkeling you will want to enter on the south end of the beach area where there is more coral and less cloudiness due to waves. 

      - When snorkeling be sure to follow the "look but don't touch rule," to avoid damage to coral and other wildlife. Be mindful of your fins and never stand on the coral as simply touching the coral can kill it. 

      - This could easily be an all day adventure, so relax and enjoy some of the best snorkeling on the island. Fun is easy!

      - To get back to Big Island Motorcycle Co., simply come back the way you came. 

    
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This could be you!

Sunshine, the wind in your hair, beautiful Big Island scenery, and the open road.

Adventure at its finest.

Call or write to reserve your chariot of choice: 808-886-2011 or bigislandmotorcycleco@yahoo.com

Coming Soon: Safety Courses

Motorcycle and moped safety courses are forming now here at Big Island Motorycle Co. for Summer 2010.

Learn the skills you need to know to get on the road safely and legally. The course includes classroom time for review of rules of the road, riding strategies, and safety tips and riding time to prepare you for the DMV riding test and, of course, the open road.

Motorcycle and moped courses will be held separately.

Private tutoring is also available.

Please email us at BigIslandMotorcycleCo@yahoo.com or call 808-886-2011 for more detailed information on dates, times, pricing, and what will be included in the course.

Welcome Vicky Vulcan

Here she is, the newest addition to our fleet, Vicky Vulcan. She is a 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic. Fully set up for two with saddle bags, sissy bar, windscreen, and comfortable king and queen seats.

$100 for half day, $140 full day. Price includes insurance and helmets. Riding gear and GPS unit also available.

Cruise the island in style, make your reservation today!

Call 808-886-2011 or email  bigislandmotorcycleco@yahoo.com

Easter Celebration!

What a fun day at the Kings' Shops! We were so lucky to have a real artist, Becky Kazana, help us with our face painting booth, thanks Becky!

Happy Easter everyone!

Easter Celebration Special!

Join us at the Kings' Shops on Saturday, April 3 for some family fun from 12-2pm.

FREE games, cotton candy, popcorn, face painting, prizes, egg coloring, airbrush tatoos, ballon sculpting, and more!

Big Island Motorcycle Co. will be offering FREE kid's bicycle rentals all day long!

Bicycle Routes

This route will be posted permanently under the "routes" tab above.

Mauna Lani Adventure I

        - From Big Island Motorcycle Co. find the King's Trail on the far north end of resort, just east of the Waikoloa Colony Villas. Warning: this trail is extremely bumpy and difficult to navigate, you must walk the bikes over the trail portion of this route and be able to occasionally lift the bike over large rocks. You must be up for adventure if you decide to follow this route!
      - Walk the bikes over the King's Trail until you reach the gate and the bridge, pictured above, where you will be able to cross over on to the pavement. This took us about 15 minutes. Take your next right, then the following right and continue until you reach a large roundabout. 

      - Go around until you see the "Shops at Mauna Lani" sign. This is a good place to stop and get drinks, snacks, or lunch. There are several good restaurants, including the Tommy Bahama Cafe, and a great gourmet deli inside the grocery store. We really liked this shop called Oasis, lots of fun housewares, clothes, and jewelry. You can lock the bikes up at the rack near the grocery store.

       - Heading west out of the shopping center (away from the roundabout) take a left onto the road toward the spa. On your right side you will see a parking lot, public bathrooms, and paved trail with signs that say
"Caves and Petroglyphs." You can ride the bikes on this trail but please yield to pedestrians. We found this cool cave, but didn't see any petroglyphs, maybe we didn't look hard enough. In any case, there is another very cool petroglyph trail on the other side of the resort which I will cover in the next route. 

       - This paved trail will lead all the way down to the beach where you will enjoy riding around the picturesque brackish ponds with little palm tree islands. Feel free to explore the beaches, all beaches in Hawaii are open to the public. 

      - After enjoying a little rays, head to the beach on the south side of the resort, where the boat is moored and there is a little cafe and dive gear rental. There is a narrow paved trail on the south end of this beach that follows the coast line. Take this trail, but be sure to yield to pedestrians.
      - This portion of the trail offers panoramic ocean views, we can see why they named it "Meditation Point." 
      - This trail quickly turns into a bumpy lava rock section (walk the bikes over this part), then eventually takes you onto a golf course where you will need to follow the golf cart track until you can get back onto the road, to your left, which is actually a small subdivision. Once in the subdivision, head toward the right until you reach the gate (opens automatically to let you out). Take a right onto the main road.
      - To get back to Big Island Motorcycle Co., take a right on Na La Hele Rd (you will recognize it as the way you came in). The just go back the way you came, over the bridge...
      - The Map below shows driving directions to the Shops at Mauna Lani from Big Island Motorcycle Co. You can go this way if you are not up for braving the King's Trail (it's really pretty tough). 

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Motorcycle Routes

We have added a "routes" tab to the blog, see above. This post will reside permanently under "routes." Enjoy!

Kohala Mountain Road (2.5 hours round trip with no stops)

      - From our shop, get on Queen Kaahumanu Highway (Hwy 19) traveling north.
      - At the T-intersection, make a right toward Waimea (east).  You will be on Kawaihae Rd.
      - After about 5 miles, make a left onto Kohala Mountain Rd.
      - Take this road all the way into the town of Hawi. This is a great spot for shopping, eating, and walking around. Very quaint little town.
      - Once you've had your fill, make your way north on Akoni Pule Hwy (the main road through town) to the end of the road where you will see the beautiful Pololu Valley. The steep hike down into the valley and black sand beach below takes about 20 minutes. The difficult hike is well worth it! Be advised that swimming is not recommended at this beach due to surf and ocean current conditions.
      - To get back to Big Island Motorcycle Co., you can come back the way you came, or simply hop back on Akoni Pule Hwy going south, make a right onto Hwy 19, then right on Waikoloa Beach Drive.
      - This route could easily take all day depending on how much and for how long you stop. Great scenery, fun stops, by far our favorite ride on this island!
      

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The amazing TV ad!

Big Island Motorcycle Co. donated funds to Brown Bags 2 Stardom and got this great 10 second TV ad!
 Good luck Tali Voss!

Click here to watch the ad!

New Hours, New Tabs

Hours of Operation:

9:30am - 7:00pm

Everyday

Also please see the tabs we've added on the top of this blog for more information on rentals, rates, routes, and merchandise. Ride on!

Beach Cruisers

Bicycling, ice cream, Hawaii, it doesn't get much better!

Our classic beach cruisers will transport you back to simpler times.

Reserve yours today on our website, email us, or call 808-886-2011.