Group: BMX Industry
Posts: 7,052
Joined: 6-April 01
From: Chandler AZ. USA
Member No.: 127
You might try the Hickam Hnager Skatepark. When I lived there they had a couple of full half pipes and some pretty sweet stuff to ride. I left there in '93 though. Last time I talked with an old friend the Hickam Park was still going strong. There's also the old 70's skatebowl down by China town. Changstar can tell you were it's at if it's still there. Full on 70's style!!!
Group: Track Management
Posts: 2,700
Joined: 3-January 04
From: Mililani, Hawaii
Member No.: 2,967
Security is up and down so some days it is easy to get in and other times it is no. Only been to the hanger once or twice so not to sure how to get there now. I heard it is still there though. The skate bowl in China town now has a mini park section in the middle. This was done a few years ago when the City built 8 or so skate parks. Have I met you "big-air?
Group: Track Management
Posts: 2,700
Joined: 3-January 04
From: Mililani, Hawaii
Member No.: 2,967
Great news! The State published an Environmental Assessment (EA) on the 25th of this month. This means that the 30 day clock has started for public comment on the EA supporting the OHV park at Sand Island which includes the long waited for BMX track. The next step after the public comment period is to have the lease agreement approved by the State DNLR land board. This has been a long couple year process that is finally within sight. The exciting combination of BMX racing, motocross racing, pee wee trail, 4 x 4 courses and ATV track melded into one OHV park is more activities in a central Oahu location than I’d ever dreamed of. The combination of diverse use groups, support for kids education in OHV type sports, partnership with State Parks, and support from local businesses and organizations will hopefully turn this location into the premier location for your off road activities. Stay tuned for future developments!
Group: Members
Posts: 37
Joined: 24-May 06
From: Hawaii
Member No.: 9,432
sounds like great news. when might be the earliest construction would start?
no, we never met jason. rode freestyle and bmx in the 80's in KC and was looking to get back into it. i thought if i could find a half pipe or a track, i'd buy another bike. i reeallly hope the track on sand island works out. let me know if you guys need any help with a shovel or whatevers.
Group: Members
Posts: 1,308
Joined: 18-January 06
From: The place with the best track ever.
Member No.: 8,301
I don't know any hawaiian's but would love to go there. jk
Anyone heard of David Shama****a. "Flyin Hawaiian". He was factory Powerlite in the late 80s. Went to school with him. Used to give him rides from his girlfriends house to his. 15. miles on my motorcycle while he held his bike on the back. Dude could ride a wheelie for miles. Really don't know if and when he lived in Hawaii.
Group: Track Management
Posts: 2,700
Joined: 3-January 04
From: Mililani, Hawaii
Member No.: 2,967
Everyone bookmark this sight for Hawaii info. Island BMXA
So if things go as planned, I have always wanted to have an international race here. After all we would be central to:Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, and west coast US. The old ABA Worlds would have been a cool race in Hawaii. So how many of you would make the trip to Hawaii to race?
Apr 27 2007, 07:37 AM
