This top of the line full carbon road bike is great for the serious cyclist. It’s the recommended bike for the West Maui Loop and all other long distance rides. Check out the specs and a great photo at Maui Road Bikes. $50 per day, $200 per week.
These full-suspension cross country mountain bikes are great for all of Maui’s off road riding. This is the recommended bike for the Makawao Forest Reserve and all other off road endeavors. $50 per day, $200 per week.
The perfect comfort cruiser!!!! You will love this bike. With a large comfortable seat and its upright seating geometry, this 21 speed bike is great for all your sight-seeing needs. $28 per day, $80.00 per week.
Yep, you guessed it, a basic beach cruiser. What more can we really say? Hang out and enjoy Maui, laid back and cruising. They really are nice Maui beach cruisers. Take one for a spin! $15 per day, $50.00 per week.
Great Maui Bike Racks for your car. Don’t think you can transport your road or mountain bike rental? No problem, we offer a Saris bike rack for your Maui bike rental. This bike rack rack can accommodate up to 3 bikes and fits on virtually any type of vehicle.
I’m going to Maui for the first time at the end of Jan. Is it better to rent a road bike, or a mountain bike? I’ll have a few hours each day to explore on my own and while I prefer mtb, i alos don’t want to do the same loops repeatedly. Any recommendations?
It depends whether you plan on driving to a trail head or specifically want to climb the Haleakala. If you only have a few hours each day, you may be better off with a mountain bike as the road bikes are not made for rugged travel but for paved roads and the treks are considerably longer. You probably won’t run out of trails and a google search can turn up plenty of promising exploratory rides. Please reply if you need more help finding trails and I’ll see what we can find for you.
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I’m going to Maui for the first time at the end of Jan. Is it better to rent a road bike, or a mountain bike? I’ll have a few hours each day to explore on my own and while I prefer mtb, i alos don’t want to do the same loops repeatedly. Any recommendations?
It depends whether you plan on driving to a trail head or specifically want to climb the Haleakala. If you only have a few hours each day, you may be better off with a mountain bike as the road bikes are not made for rugged travel but for paved roads and the treks are considerably longer. You probably won’t run out of trails and a google search can turn up plenty of promising exploratory rides. Please reply if you need more help finding trails and I’ll see what we can find for you.
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