BIKE WORKS BIG ISLAND TRAINING TIME TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

HAWAII CYCLING CLUB 

presents

THE 15th ANNUAL

BIKE WORKS BIG ISLAND

TRAINING TIME TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP 

DECEMBER 19, 2026

This is a 16-mile time trial over rolling terrain following the Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway 

with about 640 feet of elevation gain: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49087008

REGISTRATION: 

YOU MUST BE A CURRENT MEMBER OF HCC TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT!

(participation is free to current HCC members)

Become a Club Member https://www.bikereg.com/hccmembership2026

If you are unsure of your HCC membership status for 2026 

please access our membership roster using the following link

 https://www.bikereg.com/Confirmed/72237

Online pre-registration is required as registration will NOT be available on event day. 

LOCATION: The BWBITTC starts on Ka'iminani Dr. about 200 feet Mauka of the Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway and continues north to the 78 mile mark near the Landfill Turnoff (Puuanahulu Landfill Rd), just south of the Waikoloa Resort.

EVENT DAY INFO: 

SIGN IN: 6:45am - 7:15am

WHERE: Pukiawe St. off of Ka'iminani Dr. 

PRE-RACE MEETING: 7:15am – 7:20am

PRE-RACE PHOTO: 7:20am

TIME TRIAL STARTS: First rider off at 7:30am, then every 30 seconds. E-Bikes go last.

RACE NUMBERS: Assigned at sign-in on day of event based on seeding

FORMAT: Time trial format, participants seeded slowest to fastest, starting at 30 second intervals. E-Bikes go last.

ON THE ROAD:  No Drafting. Maintain 4 bike lengths unless actively passing. Stay as far right as is safe and allow faster riders to pass on the left. Be courteous out there and. SAFETY FIRST !!                                                         

RESULTS: HCC event officials will be using webscorer.com. Results will be available immediately upon finishing at https://www.webscorer.com/HawaiiCyclingClub

TALK STORY:  Participants will find the Talk Story Station set up at the turn to the Landfill.

 Please support HCC’s great sponsors: 

Bike Works, Bike Works Beach and Sports, Lavaman, 

Kiser Motorcycles, Patricio’s Mexican Taqueria, and Big Island Running