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Tutu and Keiki bike to school in Maui and talk about bike education and safe, protected bike lanes.
(Kahului, Maui)

Bicycling Education

Check out the links below to learn more about the bicycling education opportunities in Hawaiʻi.

  • Hawaiʻi Bicycle League (HBL)
    HBL is a 501c3 nonprofit that runs a 4th grade bike education program. Click the link to learn about how HBL provides no-cost bike education workshops for 4th graders around Oʻahu. HBL also offers adult bicycle education classes.
  • People for Active Transportation Hawaiʻi (PATH)
    PATH, a 510c3 nonprofit, runs a 4th grade bike education program in schools around Hawaiʻi Island. Click link to learn about how PATH provides no-cost bike education workshops for 4th graders around Hawaiʻi Island.
  • Kōkua Kalihi Valley (KKV)
    KKV is a 501c3 nonprofit serving the community of Kalihi. One of their programs is KVIBE, a youth bike center in Kalihi on Oʻahu. Click link to learn about the program that provides culturally-grounded bike mechanic and safety programs for the keiki of Kalihi.
  • Maui Bicycle League (MBL)
    MBL is a subchapter of 501c3 nonprofit, HBL. MBL supports community-based bicycling efforts on Maui. Click link to learn more about the current bicycling needs of Maui residents.
  • Kauaʻi PATH
    Kauaʻi Path is a 501c3 nonprofit supporting youth bicycling on Kauaʻi.
  • Funding
    A one-stop, updated google sheet of funding opportunities for communities looking to implement projects, programs, and policies that make it easier for people to walk, roll, bike, and take bus or rail to get where they need to go. This sheet is maintained by the Health and Physical Activity Hub team. 
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