I brought in my nephew to ride the carts here. The price was about $25 for 15 minutes. The carts…read moreare not gas powered nor have real tires. It's basically a board with roller wheels that can drift on a super small track. Plenty more places to have fun that don't cost $100 an hour. That's 100x as expensive as Disney Land. It's no wonder the business is empty almost every day.

Came here for a kids birthday party. It's located in the old Forever 21 in Pearl ridge…read more The entire place was reserved for our party. There is a small area in the back with 3 tables and a fridge for your gathering. The staff was beyond exceptional. Very friendly, attentive and responsive - the staff was excellent. There is one large track for older kids and they have a smaller track for smaller toddler children. Definitely recommend.

Kapolei - Kamakana Ali'i - Changed the name from Razors to Drift Zone - Cute comfortable spacious…read moretucked in the corner. Here for a Birthday Party - fun for the kids

Great place to take kids 6+, pretty affordable and even offers 1st responder discounts.read more

I had a great experience at Hawaii Rides and wanted to give a shoutout to Zoey. She was super…read morehelpful from the moment I walked in. You can tell she really knows her stuff and actually cares about helping customers instead of just rushing you through. She answered all my questions about parts and made the whole process easy and stress free Its always nice finding a shop where the staff are knowledgeable and genuinely friendly. If you stop by Hawaii Rides definitely ask for Zoey she'll take great care of you. Highly recommend this place

20%off on all FOX GEAR Great deals great people…read more They have what you need Go into Hawai rides for a limited time get 20% off on all Fox gear the best deal in Oahu for motocross apparel streetwear Survis too fast and efficient

Decided to call several shops to see if they could help replace my son's back tire. Dave answered…read moreand he was super nice, gave me an estimate and told me I could drop off the bike that day and pick up the next day. Super knowledgeable with bikes, gave some pointers and advice. Did an amazing job and continued to be super helpful. Hard to find helpful genuine authentic people these days. Will definitely be my go-to dirt bike shop from here on out. Super happy I found this shop.

Dave is super cool came in had braddahs taking story good vibes, very knowledgeable about what ever…read moreyou need to get done to your bike, quick in and out tube change for my rm85 (I brought in the rear rim and tire not the whole bike) just a F.Y.I he only accepts checks or cash no cards but for the fast turn around, knowledge, and good service this guy and his workers deserve cash lol that's my opinion

just a fantastic group. excellent products with super support. couldn't be happier. customer…read morefocused. what more can you ask for... one of the best small businesses on the island. bought my scooter here and signed up on the spot for their annual care package. shout-out to kevin ... thanks bruddah!

What a fun adventure!! Love our drives and being able to cruise around…read more Do this you will love it!!!

Yes, you got a t-shirt, hat, and food after the race, but there was nothing given for finishing the…read morerace if you want to call it that. 400 m swim, 12 mi bike, 3.2 mi run. The water temperature was perfect! But the current was wicked! So wicked that swimmers were offered a tow and allowed to finish the race! According to the rules, that's grounds for cheating. If the current was impossible, a decision should have been made to reroute the course or not count the swim towards final completion time. After I finished, I asked a person in charge at the end about getting towed and I was told that if a person looks like they won't place, then they allowed towing! Really??? Also, waiting for the police to clear the road so that you may enter and exit Kamehameha Highway for the bike ride, skews your time. The road was scattered with gravel and broken glass, no one bothered to sweep it before the "race". And the run, although pleasant through the wooded areas, also took you across sand and rocky coral beach. A nice way to end up with a sprained ankle. By the way, the announcer said "its a beginner race" and obviously doesn't take into account how majority of people wouldn't ever attempt a triathlon! If you won't give out a metal for trying, then at least give us some credit! If you want to do a REAL triathlon, don't do the Haleiwa Triathlon! Do the Kaneohe Marine Corps Base Triathlon. Not only do you get a completion metal, you are competing against a lot of hard core military athletes that will put you through the test. And Kaneohe Bay is much calmer than Haleiwa during high surf advisories!

1.5 mile run on an angled beach in four inch sand. GRUELING!…read more Other than that, this was a quick sprint tri to get ready for the Honolulu Tri in May. 500m swim, 12mi bike, 3mi run. Free shirt, free hat, free sticker, free mini pack, free water bottle. Food after finishing had all sorts of fruits, muffins, and drinks. Also included some good live music, acoustic style. This was my first time doing this one. It was fairly organized, had police blocking off roads, and there were volunteers throughout the course cheering/handing out refreshments. It's definitely a good beginner tri for those starting out.

#136 of 2017 This is…read morea major Surfing Championship put on by the World Surf League and sponsored by Billabong. The WSL is the major governing body of professional surfers from all over the world. They took over the Association of Surfing Professionals in 2015. The competition is a tour of events based on points. It culminates in Hawaii at the Pipeline Masters. This is the final event that determines the World Champion. You can check out the website to get a better understanding how this system works and an evolution of the organizing bodies of professional surfers. The 2017 competition was scheduled for Dec. 7 to Dec. 20. The best surfers in the world come out to compete and it is worth watching. Congrats to local haole boy John John Florence who took the title this year for the 2nd time in a row. The beach is a big expanse of white sand. It is best to get here early to clam your area. If the water is not too rough you can go in for a little swim to cool off. On occasion you can see a turtle. Might even see a whale breach out in the horizon. And, if you stay late enough you will catch a nice sunset. Not all the days have competition. You cannot control mother nature so you end up going on her time schedule. The good thing is there are a few things to do. You can check out the big booth Billabong sets up to get your exclusive Pipeline merchandise. You can also go hiking. And, there are some good eats set up through the residential who have decided to take advantage of the event. You can find crafts, poke bowls, acai bowls, tacos, plate lunch all kinds of things to eat. It's a good thing the event lasts almost 2 weeks. Parking is tough. You will see many cars park along the side. I could not tell what was legit. Reading the signs made it more confusing. What was not confusing was the cop ticketing all the cars parked on the side. We walked a good distance watching and he didn't skip a single car. I guess he was doing the tag 'em now let them sort it out in court thing if they want to fight it. I did not want to go that route. Some of the residence in the area were offering parking on their property for $10. That was the safer bet. Left the car there for many hours and it was all right. Didn't feel worried at all. I wonder how many tickets were given out? Lucky we live Hawaii that we can see this major event still here in the islands. Check it out while you still can.

A series of 5 races in preparation for the Honolulu Marathon. Races for 2010 included:…read more Anthony L Pace, Realtor 15K - 8/15/10 Runner's HI 20K - 9/5/10 Starn O'Toole Marcus & Fisher 25K - 9/25/10 PF Chang's 30K - 10/24/10 Saucony Half Marathon - 7/7/10 This is my first time joining this series and I felt that the routes chosen and the timing and spacing of these preparation races were awesome. The sponsors, Recovery e21, did a really awesome job planning, mapping and routing these preparation races. For the Starn O'Toole Marcus & Fisher 25K race, due to another event taking place at one of the sites, the 808 Race Hawaii Readiness team rerouted the course just a week before the race. Awesome last-minute planning!! On the day of the race, things went very well and smoothly and without any complications! Unfortunately for me, I did not register for these races early in advance to take advantage of the package deal, that included all the races at a discounted price. I ended up playing the late registration fees, which added up to quite a bit of money! Next year, I will have to plan better, myself!

We are running all 50 states for our medal collection, decided to chose Val Nolasco half in Hawaii…read more Tough course but we were so happy to finish it and get our participant medal only to find out there is no medal this year! (Not obvious on the signup) when my wife asked an 808 staff member about the medals the woman said "sad! You mean to tell me you only run for the medals?" Perhaps, a little more sympathy would have been appreciated. Lesson learned, this is a race to do if you don't care about the bling and want a crappy T-shirt.