Pedaling through Limits

Photo provided by the Hawai‘i Bicycling League. Thousands of cyclists, one scenic coastal highway, and zero cars in sight. This Sunday on Sept. 27, the island's favorite cycling event returned with a renewed push for road safety during the 43rd annual Honolulu Century Ride. Year after year, the event draws high anticipation by local participants as well as visitors coming from all parts of the world. “[The event is] a ride, not a race,” Vincent Levy, director of community engagement at the Hawaii Bicycling League (HBL), said. He notes it serves as a unifying gathering for cyclists across the islands and beyond, embracing the spirit of aloha, and a reminder to simply enjoy the journey rather than finishing times and placements. The full length of the course was an out and back 100-mile track across O‘ahu.

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