Ride Hawaii’s Big Island on a 2018 Harley Street Glide: Power, Tech, and Freedom
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–8 hours per day
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for bike control and focus during extended rides.
Overview
Discover the thrill of riding Hawaii’s Big Island on a powerful 2018 Harley Street Glide. With advanced tech, comfort, and iconic style, this motorcycle rental promises an epic open-road adventure through diverse island landscapes.
2018 Harley Street Glide w/107cu, Nav, Bluetooth, Exhaust
Ages 21+ • Must have valid Motorcycle license
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of cruising the island on a powerful Harley with a 107cu engine and aftermarket exhaust. Enjoy features like a stereo for your favorite tunes, navigation, and comfortable saddlebags. With flexible rental options from a day to a week, this adventure promises unforgettable memories on the open road.
Times and Duration
- Daily
- full day, 24 hour, and up to a week rental length!
How to book
- Select the day you want to rent
- Select the time you want to pick up your rental
- Select the number of bikes you want to rent.
- Enter the required information to complete your rental reservation.
About
107cu Harley Engine. Aftermarket Exhaust, 12" Handlebars. This Harley is great for cruising around the entire island. Has a stereo to play your favorite tunes, navigation capabilities, hard, locking saddlebags, passenger backrest, cruise control, and small windscreen on the fairing.
Adventure Tips
Always Wear Protective Gear
Helmet and riding jackets are essential for safety on Big Island’s variable terrain and unpredictable weather.
Plan Your Route Ahead
Use the built-in GPS to navigate from Waikoloa Village to must-see locations like Mauna Kea and Punalu’u Beach.
Watch for Variable Road Conditions
Be alert for sudden changes in road surfaces, especially on rural and volcanic area roads.
Fuel Up in Town
Gas stations outside major towns can be sparse; refill in Waikoloa Village or nearby hubs before heading out.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nene goose (Hawaiian state bird)
- Green sea turtles along coastal roads
History
Waikoloa Village lies near traditional native Hawaiian settlement sites and offers a glimpse into island culture alongside modern development.
Conservation
Riders are encouraged to respect local ecosystems by staying on designated roads and avoiding fragile volcanic landscapes.
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Adventure Hotspots in Waikoloa Village
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protect yourself and comply with Hawaii state safety laws.
Riding Jacket
Provides protection against road debris and changing island weather.
Sunglasses
Reduces glare for safer riding during bright sunny days.
summer specific
Hydration Pack
Helps maintain hydration on hot rides through varied climate zones.
summer specific