Rented a electric mountain bike at Krank and had the time of my life biking in the Makawao Forest…read more We tried a series of pump tracks by the parking lot and then did loops on the lower section of the Pineapple Express trail. Best mountain bike riding for me ever! By far the best activity on the whole island of Maui. Krank staff were helpful and efficient. I will be renting for sure each and every time I visit Maui.

Great service and a great bike. Plus they gave me very clear directions s to get to the trail head…read moreand which trails to ride for my skill level.

Cruiser Phil's / Bike Maui / Haleakalā Ecotours has been guiding bike riders down this landmark…read morevolcano for almost as long as its last eruption some 400+ years ago! The ride up is fun with a quick visit to the National Park included to see the crater firsthand, followed by some fun pictures jumping out of the clouds! Ride with Kimo to learn how they get those pictures! The ride itself starts just outside the National Park (limited by newer regulations limiting tour rides in the park itself) to enjoy the switchbacks - a video is included below! Those turns are not difficult - so don't let that part dissuade you from taking the tour. Stop at the town of Makawao for lunch (Freshies had a good menu) and ride like bandits back to the shop as the lag van holds traffic back a bit to clear the roadway for you! The island is open for business, save some small parts around Lahaina itself still recovering from the devastating fires of 2023, with limited impact elsewhere on the island. Take this trip now while the crowds are a bit lighter too, you won't regret it at all as Maui is just beautiful! Ka'anapala just north of Lahaina is hopping!

PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING…read more 1 Star - A Completely Different Experience Than What We Paid For Yesterday was my fourth time doing the Haleakalā sunrise self-guided bike excursion, and unfortunately, it was by far the most disappointing. My first ride was over 20 years ago, when we could bike all the way down from the crater without helmets and stop for breakfast at a charming café along the way. It was a gorgeous ride and an unforgettable experience. In 2017 and again in 2021, we were still able to enjoy a long downhill ride, starting outside the park and stopping at the same café. Yesterday, we brought our kids, now in their 20s, to experience it for the first time. What a disappointment. Instead of biking down the mountain, we spent roughly 90% of the excursion riding in a van and only biked about four miles. The tour guide was great, but we didn't pay over $1,400 for five people to sit in a shuttle and listen to a narrated tour. We paid for a self-guided downhill bike excursion. This is a completely different product from what we experienced on our previous visits. If the tour has changed this dramatically, customers should be clearly informed before booking and paying such an outrageous price. Do your research before booking. If you're expecting the classic downhill bike ride, as we were, you may be very disappointed. This was absolutely not the experience we paid for.

This was a very cool trip!! We really didn't know what to expect as we had done our research as to…read morewhich company seemed to be the "right" one for us to descend from Haleakala. Maui Easy Riders was a SUPERB choice!! Booking with the owner Billy was great as he prepared me for our adventure over the phone. The morning of the excursion, we met our guides, Charlotte and Jon, who proved to be an absolute hoot! They alieved any anxiety and brought some great history lessons as we trekked up the mountain. My wife and I were celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary and the last time we were in Hawaii was for our honeymoon, 38 years prior. Charlotte and Jon made us feel special. Unlike many other companies, Maui Easy Riders only allows 6 people per session, so it was easy to get to know your fellow travelers and we became close friends in a very short time. They have a specially built cruiser bike that has a huge, extremely comfortable seat and and massive disc brakes for both wide tires. The ride is exceptional and you feel very much in control. There is no "push" for you to speed down the mountain, and until everyone was comfortable with their "sled", the downhill journey was held at your own pace. The van follows you down the mountain and runs interference for cars that might be coming up to pressure you. No worries or anxiety here. If you need anything at all, they came prepared to assist you: Rain gear, pants, windbreakers, snacks, water and Gatorade. At any time, you could have access to the stuff you might of brought in the van. We made several stops to take pictures and view the landscape and learn of areas to be aware of as they might be coming up. Charlotte was a great leader, guiding us with hand motions and instructions for our safety. She and Jon communicated with walkie-talkies to navigate the traffic and the care of the riders. We all shared some great stories as we learned all about the route and history of Maui. I can't recommend Maui Easy Riders enough. Their care and concern for your safety and adventurous spirit made our trip extremely enjoyable. The 6 of us riders enjoyed the journey so much, we all had lunch together, laughing and sharing more antics from the excursion. Don't pass up YOUR experience!! Thank you Charlotte and Jon for a WONDERFUL experience !!

Going downhill on Haleakala with Maui Easy Riders is of the most exhilarating and memorable…read moreactivities to do in the area. Everyone in the tour parked their car in the town of Paia and were picked up by Billy and another individual (forgot his name) in the Maui Easy Rider van. Once we arrived at Haleakala, it was a bit chilly and misty (morning tour), so bring a jacket. You can store you personal items in the van, so don't worry about carrying a lot things. Billy took the time to ensure the helmet and bikes were a good match for our head size and body height. After going over the safety rules, Billy led the group with his own bike while the helper drove the van in the back blocking passing cars to create a safe ride for us. The ride itself was amazing. It was about a 25 mile bike ride ( ~2 hours), but it was really casual and smooth. It was mostly downhill so majority of the time was spent being in awe with the surrounding environment. We passed by ranches, farms, towns, and residential areas. You go at your own pace, so there's no pressure to go with the group. If you're desiring a fast and challenging ride, then you move up in the line. And if you're casual and want to take it slow, you can stay in the back. The van will always be in the back blocking cars, so you're safe. Just enjoy. We also made frequent breaks to rest and take photos. We took couple photos at scenic places and even took a photo with a chameleon. To summarize, this was one of the best way to experience this area of Maui. Highly, highly recommend Maui Easy Riders

such a beautiful and peaceful hike, really lets you escape from the heat!…read more the main kahakapao loop trail is about 9 km (5.5 miles), you can find it on alltrails to help guide you. there's a few smaller trails for biking as well. the trail was very clean, some of the paths are confusing though. overall, highly recommend since afterward, you can visit makawao town!

Hiking here was one of the highlights of my trip to Maui this summer. It's not a hike with…read morespectacular views but it's a beautiful hike with forest cover and is not strenuous at all. I loved that it was dog friendly and provides plenty of shade on a hot summer day in Maui. It's cooler here as it's upcountry so good to get a jacket. I picked up some food from pukalani Superette, so it made for a perfect picnic! Read the signs carefully as there are some parts that are for bikers only and they come fast and can crash into you. Overall, I loved coming here and exploring upcountry in Maui. If you need sometime away from the sun, come here, you will be in awe of nature and it's a nice contrast to the beaches in wailea (at least to me!).

A fun excursion when in Maui!…read more We arrived at 4:30am at the pick up location and then drove up on the mountain to watch the sunrise (it was super cold, definitely bring some warm clothes!) We did 2, 6 mile bike rides from Mille marker 9 down to 3. Then went to the little town at the bottom for breakfast and finished with another 4 mile ride back to the original location. Our guide, Joe, was the highlight of the experience. He was so funny, but also made you feel very comfortable during the ride. The views were beautiful and was so fun to watch the sun come up! You don't have to be an expert bike rider to participate, but you do go pretty fast so defintely recommended to be comfortable on a bike. (Always the option to ride down in the van if you feel uncomfortable). The ride was a little scary for me personally, but fun to try something out of my comfort zone! Would recommend for those who would like an exhilarating experience!

Joe and Nani were amazing tour guides and so fun to talk too! We were a little nervous so we did…read morethe guided tour first and then the second run we're like let's fly down on our own soooooo much fun! I highly recommend this to anyone it's not scary is exhilarating! Even with the rain we had a blast!

Stunning! We had…read moresome time to kill while on our way to our zip lining. We drove up the mountain right to the point where we had to pay to get in. We weren't staying long so we parked and walked around for a bit. It was cold as balls early in the morning, but worth it. From the beach to the mountains in just under an hour. What a climate change! Breathtaking views!

Getting up there is half the adventure. The road is extremely wind-y and the elevation gets very…read morehigh, so if you get carsick or are sensitive to altitude, I would definitely keep that in mind before making the trip. Once you get to the top; the views are pretty incredible and it's such a completely different side of Maui. There are observatories up there and you can also see some really unique plant and bird species that are specific to the area. I also have to commend the people who actually bike up this mountain because I could never even imagine doing so. I've been told the sunrise from the summit is breathtaking, which I unfortunately wasn't able to muster myself to wake up early enough for. Maybe next time!

My husband and I did the bike ride down Haleakala and boy was it fun! I tend to be a nervous bike…read morerider, but this experience was top notch! They fit you with everything you need, from gloves, to backpacks, to jackets, you name it. I loved the tour information on the way up, particularly the suggestions on where to stop along the way. Shoutout to our guide who was super friendly and full of information; I believe his name was Matius. Also, being a late riser, I appreciated that our tour didn't start at the crack of dawn. The first section of the mountain you fly down; I managed to reach speeds of almost 35mph! The second section of the ride allows you to stop and shop. I enjoyed the self-paced aspect of this tour. Overall, if you're looking for something fun to do with lots of scenery along the way, Maui Sunriders is the way to go!

I had a very good experience with Maui Sunriders in Paia on their Haleakalā downhill tour, which I…read moredid with my sons a few says after Christmas. We all felt very safe throughout the ride. The program was well run, not rushed at all, and the bikes were well maintained and in good condition. Bob was an excellent tour guide: professional, attentive, educational, and safety-focused. Thank you for providing a safe and fun experience on that tour.

I rented a bike from Donnie at Maui Cyclery on my recent vacation. From the minute I contacted…read moreDonnie, even prior to arrival, he was super friendly and helpful. He set me up with the perfect Felt road bike to ride up the Haleakala and enjoy 50-80 mile rides every day. He gave me tips for routes, places to go and an amazing massage therapist. Everyone in his shop is friendly and professional. I highly recommend his shop, whether you just want to take a casual bike tour or if you're a competitive cyclist. The location is great too. The shop is at the base of the Haleakala and there are a zillion gorgeous routes to ride. I will definitely be back!

This correspondence serves as formal notice regarding the electric bicycle we purchased from your…read morecompany approximately six months ago, shortly before the Christmas holiday, for our son. Within the first three weeks of ownership, the bicycle became inoperable due to what we believe to be a manufacturing defect. We promptly returned the bicycle to your service department for warranty repair. At that time, we were informed that a replacement part had been ordered and would resolve the issue. We have since been advised that the part was ordered approximately five months ago. To date--six months after our initial purchase--the bicycle remains unrepaired and unusable. During this period, your company has failed to provide timely updates or proactive communication. We have been required to initiate all follow-up inquiries ourselves, and our repeated requests for resolution, including a refund, have not been adequately addressed. The prolonged delay in repair, lack of communication, and failure to provide a functional product constitute a substantial inconvenience and a failure to honor the warranty in a commercially reasonable timeframe. Our son has been deprived of the use of the bicycle for the vast majority of the time since purchase. Accordingly, we hereby formally demand a full refund of the purchase price. If this matter is not resolved promptly, we will consider pursuing all remedies available to us under applicable consumer protection and warranty laws. We trust that your company will act in good faith to resolve this matter without further delay.

We decided to do the tour and boy was it a blast! We saw the volcano and all the spots and boy was…read moreit the perfect day. Ask for Jade and Thomas as they were amazing and showed us the best time! Highly recommen!!

This is the 2nd time we rode the Waipio Valley Lookout Bike Tour. It is approximately 15 miles,…read moremostly downhill, but some uphill, not really climbing, on the 1st half of the tour. This is a great tour. The roads are in good for riding, with very little traffic. Brad, who led the tour, was great. They provide the bikes - I rode a Bianchi, with I believe 105 gruppo. The bike was quite good, and extremely well maintained. My only issue is that they don't offer more single day bike tours.

One of my fave hikes, if you can get through the first 150 feet of vertical incline from the…read moreparking lot, well worth it. And I live in SoCal and get to do some pretty awesome hikes here. It was my type of hike, a bit of jungle, epic views of the water, the hike to the top was worth it when you have those insane views along the way...

Beautiful views!! It is a hard climb, but doable if you're in good shape…read more Driving there - Highly recommend driving from the west side. Driving from the east side, there were one-way narrow roads over cliffs. Leaving from the west side was easy-peasy. Parking - Keep an eye out for a red sign that says 'Camp Maluhia'. First lot is overflow, keep driving past gates to main lot where trailhead is located. Hike from overflow parking lot to trailhead is about 1.2 miles each way. Hike incline - First 1/4 mile of asphalt was the steepest. Next mile was incline but not too bad. Last mile was steeper incline. Hike views - If you go on a cloudier sunny day like we did, there were AMAZING views up until the last 0.5 miles. The overlook at the very end was above clouds so we couldn't see anything. Shoes - I don't recommend wearing sandals or flip flops, because it is pretty rocky and steep. No large rock climbing. I got by wearing casual tennis shoes, but running/hiking shoes are best. There were no stream crossings, so no need to worry about feet getting wet.