I bought road bike accessories from this store that is a Hawaii Bicycling League sponsor. I am…read moreimpressed with the recent improvement in customer service. I received the help I needed to choose a helmet.

Great bike service here! Reasonable prices, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Had my downhill…read morebike's seat dropper post replaced by them and works perfect and clan looking install. Mahalo!

My wife and I have ridden on all four main islands of Hawaii and our favorite ride is along the…read morecoast that we experience at Turtle Bay. It is such a relaxing ride along the coast as the waves crash along the shore and the breeze off the ocean keeps us cool. The staff has always chosen the perfect temperament horses for us and after our ride, my legs aren't killing me like it had on other rides. This is our go to place to ride when we are on Oahu!

This place is absolutely horrible. It was a waste of my time and gas to drive all the way out…read morethere. I made a reservation online for 6 people and 6 balls to rent. I wrote in the time that I wanted to start which was 1230 pm. I show up at 1230 exactly and go to check in at the outpost Hut. The 2 guys inside the Hut tell me they didn't see my reservation and they rented out all their balls to a group that just came in..... So...we had to WAIT until the group was finished to get the balls to play.... On top of that, I paid $10 per person to play, and the guy in the hut tells me there's only 6 or 7 holes available since they use the course to pop fireworks off of. New years was about a week ago!! You're telling me, you're too lazy to put back the holes for a whole week?! Cmon man..... Then, I ask for a cart to put all our stuff in and he tells me that they don't rent out carts but that I could get one at the golf hut. So my mom walks all the way over to the golf hut for them to tell her that they don't rent out golf carts for soccer golf......?! So then after all of this, the guy in the outpost hut tells me he will refund me the balls we rented as a way to make up the unfinished course and the time we had to wait for the balls to come back. That was nice of them.....except for the fact that he didn't do it!!! He was straight up lying. Bc i kept checking my account and I didn't see no refund pending from them.... So I waited 2-3 days then I finally call them back checking up on the refund. Explain the whole thing and I'm pretty sure the guy who answered the phone was the same guy who told me he would refund it to me the day of my reservation! So he puts me on hold and tells me that a manager has to be the one to refund me. So why did that guy in the outpost hut tell me he was refunding me if he really wasn't?!?! To top it all off, the course looks like crap. And they don't even have a score card to give you. Good thing I took a picture of their somewhat course layout so I knew where the heck I was going. The course is literally just grass that is so overgrown and bumpy that you cannot even call it foot golf. Save yourself time and don't go here.

John's an awesome tour guide, it's a fun route up to the State park, very nice morning!read more

The Honolulu Rainforest Ride was an awesome e-bike tour! Our guide Makai picked us up. He provided…read moreus with helmets, water, snacks, rain ponchos, and fanny packs to store our valuables. He took us to a small park at the bottom of the hill where he explained how the e-bike worked and made sure we were comfortable with it. We started uphill. The bike is amazing and is pedal-assist with 4 settings. It does all the work for you as you pedal up the hill. We made many stops along the way. Makai was super knowledgeable about the flora and the historical sites around the area. We even saw a peacock! The views are magnificent! After we got to the top of the hill we turned around and coasted all the way down the hill! Scary but exhilarating! When we returned to the truck, Makai gave us waters and snacks. We will definitely do this again. It was the highlight of our trip!

A beautiful and not too difficult trail (this is for the Moanalua Valley Trail, not the back way to…read moreStairway to Heaven--I didn't go that far). It has a wide walking path and you can go for quite a while before needing to turn back. I did 4 miles in and 4 miles back and it was a great workout. Not too much incline, but enough to make you feel like you accomplished something. Beautiful views and there were hardly any other people on the trail, even on a Saturday. Don't park in the nearby Moanalua Park to do this trail. Park street-side and walk the short distance up.

great and easy parking, lots of places to run around and the trail is very clean. It was busy when…read morewe went but there was plenty of parking. the bathrooms were clean too which was a nice touch. Lots of people all very nice. There wasn't much trash if any and the trails are well kept. we went after a dry season so no streams :( there is leptosplorosis(sp?) so be careful entering the streams with open cuts.

If you are ready for a workout go for it! The hike is very steep but it was a great one! Took us…read moreabout 31 minutes to get to the very top and about 6 minutes to come back down. Love that it wasn't crowded and we had a beautiful sunset view

A short, intensive but gratifying hike!…read more Maybe it was because it was 11:30am and I was wearing not the best shoes but this very short hike humbled me. It only took about 25 minutes to get up (and about 20 down) but everyone else is right, it is very steep on about 70% of it. If it has rained at any point in the previous 24 hours I would say climb at your own risk. Most people should relatively be fine but don't be afraid to take breaks and watch your step esp if you have little tread on your shoes. Also if you suffer from any sort of vertigo I'd say don't do this. The beast thing about this hike is not that the view is the final destination but there the entire time! You don't have to reach the top if you don't want too. I can assure you that you can stop on the side and see the coastline at any point. I would say there was a fair amount of people on the trail but not crowded. Parking is available on the side of the road in the residential which wasn't too difficult. Totally worth the trek!

I got a bike from a friend, and it's tires were flat and I wasn't sure what condition the chain and…read moreeverything else was in. I brought it hear and the shop owner was super helpful. Helped me take my bike off the roof of my car and put it back on, and did a thorough look over it, and inflated my tires. He was kind, helpful, and fast! Thank you! I'll be back for any other bike needs!!

From the owner: •Flat tire fix (cruiser bike) $15-〜…read more •Sale Used bikes $30〜 Sometimes •Original T shirt ,Caps,Stickers, any product •We can buying ur bike. (You can bring ur bike!)

It's been a few years since I've been on this hike... It was a total of about 2.6 miles up and down…read morebecause we took a side path to come down. So rather than winding back-and-forth, we came straight down and ended up near the tennis courts of the townhouses below. Park on Hui Iwa and meet at the McDonalds at the corner of Kahekili and Hui Iwa. Then walk along the highway opposite Temple Valley until you see a path going up -that's the start of the unmarked trail. Overall shady, short but with enough climbing to get in some cardio. You'll be rewarded with gorgeous Ko'olau Mountain Views and ALL of Kaneohe Bay! Excellent short hike with bay view rewards!

Easy-ish to moderate hike, depending obviously on your fitness level and hiking acumen. No…read morewaterfall at the end, but you're rewarded with a spectacular vista of the Kaneohe Bay area. To get to the trailhead, park on the street preferably or in the shopping area across the street (where the McDonald's is). You can chance it there, but you should be good. Very popular hike, so go early to avoid crowds. So from the shopping center or wherever, follow the guard rail alongside the highway. The beginning of it is at the corner of the road going up to the shopping center. I'd suggest not walking on the right side of the guard rail as it puts you perilously close to oncoming traffic. So hop the guard rail on the left side and follow the really narrow dirt path that leads to the end of the guard rail. To the left, you'll see a sign that says "private property - no trespassing." Ignore that, obviously, and head up the path behind it. It's an in then back the way you came from hike; not sure if it's a loop, but it's about 2 or so miles round trip. The first 1/8th is steep and muddy, with slick, clay ground. Nice people have left ropes on the side so you can use that to get up. The rest of the way is shaded, with rooted paths, lots of local fauna and lots of bugs, too. The last part right before the pillboxes is a very steep incline. Again, there's rope there to help you up if you're not a ninja like I am. First bunker is kinda cool. You can climb down the rusty but stable ladder and get a nice view from the inside. The second one is where you want to be. It's where all the Instagramers are at taking selfies. If you're lucky enough to be there alone, you'll have a nice, meditative moment where you can see the bay. Good hike that's not too hard at all.

I'd call this more like a easy nature walk rather than label it as a hiking trail. It's hidden away…read morein the neighborhood of Kailua locals. Seems popular to come to walk their doggos, runners, bike ride, bring their kids. It's flat and paved the whole way with the exception of going to side gravel when you need to pass others. Pretty casual and very relaxing walk. I always come here whenever I'm in Kailua and need a peaceful walking spot after eating. It's easy to stop here and only takes about 35-40 minutes each way (for a very casual pace walk). Probably faster if you run or speed walk. About 3 miles long. You can turn back anytime though! Parking lot easily accessible. P.S. wear sunscreen! It's not shaded and can get quite hot during the daytime. We love coming for sunsets so it's much cooler around that time.

Fine if you live nearby or are driving past, but not ideal for biking and definitely nothing to go…read moreout of your way for. It's about two-thirds gravel not suitable for biking, and a bit of paved road (after a stretch towards the beginning that's all gravel). There are signs saying pedestrians have the right of way, and they will. not. move. for cyclists, so passing is tricky, stressful, and generally annoying. There's plenty of parking. There are two fairly nasty portable toilets by the parking lot.