Our Events — Bicycle Racing Kauaʻi

Next Up · Saturday, November 21, 2026

Keʻe to Kokeʻe — Kauaʻi Gran Fondo

The 11th Almost Annual end-to-end ride — 81 miles from the end of the road on the north shore to the end of the road up mauka. Bike a segment, several, or the whole thing. 7:00 am start, potluck at the finish.

Registration opens September 1 at BikeReg.com/K2K
A ride, not a race: no results, no categories, no USAC license
All-volunteer — the small fee just covers insurance

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Fondo riders on the road at Hanalei — Keʻe to Kokeʻe riders rolling through Hanalei.

Cyclist throwing a shaka above Waimea Canyon — 15.75 miles up the rim of Waimea Canyon.

Memorial Weekend · Sunday, May 30, 2027

Pedal to the Meadow

Our headline event: the USA Cycling–sanctioned hill climb from sea level in Kekaha to Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow in Kokeʻe State Park — 15.75 miles and 3,835 feet of climbing, followed by a picnic and awards in the meadow.

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These races have run alongside Pedal to the Meadow in past years. They are not currently on the calendar — watch our Facebook page for news if they return.

On Hiatus

Cycle on the Strip

Criterium racing (and, one memorable year, the state’s first bicycle drag races) at Kauaʻi Raceway Park in Kekaha — the westernmost drag strip in the USA. Traditionally held the day after P2M, using the same race number. Free for the public to watch.

On Hiatus

Mana Time Trial

A 10.8-mile time trial starting and ending at MacArthur Park at Kekaha Beach, open to age 10 and up. Triathletes welcome — aero bars and TT bikes are allowed for this event only. Run in past years as part of the Kauaʻi Omnium.

Ride Safe

Ride Pono!

Whichever event brings you out, Bicycle Racing Kauaʻi asks every rider to follow our safety and etiquette rules. A few of the big ones:

Wear a helmet, strap firmly fastened under your chin
Stop signs mean stop — put a foot down, no rolling through
In a pace line, rotate left, don’t overlap wheels, and call out hazards down the line
No phones, cameras, or radios while riding — pull off the road and put a foot down first
Leave the ear buds and headphones at home, including bone-conduction
Don’t litter — that includes bar and gel wrappers
Look out for each other: stop for flats and mechanicals, and leave no one behind
Have fun!

Riding aero bars on a group ride? Stay at least four bike lengths off other riders, don’t draft on the bars, ride off the front or the back, and tell the riders around you when you go aero.