Honolulu Century Ride

3442 Waialae Ave. #1, Honolulu, HI 96816 808.735.5756 voice 808.735.7989 fax
bicycle@hbl.org www.hbl.ora
The Honolulu Century Ride
September 28, 2008

The Honolulu Century Ride (HCR) - is Hawaii's oldest and largest cycling event. This ride, not a race, was first established in 1981 and includes ages from 8-80 years old. The ride begins and ends at Kapiolani Park; and riders follow Oahu's eastern and windward shores toward their destination. Participants have the choice of riding 20, 25, 40, 50, 75 or 100 miles at their own pace. Finish area includes live entertainment, food, and booths. Join thousands of people on their bike for this premier event!

The purpose of the HCR is threefold: to encourage those who are fit to continue their fitness programs, and, to give a good reason for those who want to become fit to get started; to help lots of people become more aware of the environmental benefits of bicycling; and to join with family and friends in a healthful, joyful activity. This event serves a vital importance in HBL's ongoing activities.
The number of riders this year is projected at 4,000.

Involvement & Impact in the Kaneohe Neighborhood

The Course — The ride comes up Kaneohe Drive from Kailua and turns right onto Kamehameha Highway. 3,000 riders projected to come through Kaneohe.

Road Closures and Coning Schedule — There are no road closures, detours, or street coning. Coning Schedule — There will be no street coning.

3-bin rubbish pickup

The C&C is setting up a three bin waste management program — a
gray bin for trash, a blue bin for recyclable materials and a
green one for green waste. If a home needs more green waste
containers, they can request up to three bins.

The C&C plans to impliment the three-bin system in November. The city hopes to
integrate most O'ahu neighborhoods into the three-bin system by
May 2010.

See the Advertiser article here.