I am going to Hawaii for work the begining of March, My questions are many fold, for those that live there, spend time there or have been there, I know there are some here. First what are somethings that I have to do when there. I am going to have some free time since I have to arrive three days before the conference since there are no flights later. Second, how upset am I going to be that I am busaless when there, looks like there are some really nice roads and beautiful scenery there. Third and I realize this is a long shot, but are there any places that you can rent a busa or any bike, kinda like in vegas where you can get all kinds of exotic/fast cars for the day? I would really love to ride around the island if possible.
Going to Hawaii in March
- Thread starter Hackabusa
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Scuba
If you cant Scuba
Snorkle
Get lei'd
Go to a bar so you can "have sex on the beach"
If you cant Scuba
Snorkle
Get lei'd
Go to a bar so you can "have sex on the beach"
See, I knew you guys would have way better ideas than I have come up with. I will be on on Oahu, and I never even thought about scuba, or snorkel, will definitley have to try that. I will also plan on checking out Pearl, and the memorials.
What is pahcka loha, some type of food maybe??
What is pahcka loha, some type of food maybe??
If you Scuba or Snorkel, just remember the rule of thumb. The prettier and more colorful the fish, the more dangerous it is.
And speaking of danger, don’t forget, I think cliff diving is a big thing in Hawaii.. So that might be cool to try if you think you might be into that.
You need to drive up to Hana. It has this wonderful natural pool surrounded by forests and has diving....long twisty drive. You'll be dying for the busa. There is a hotel up there too.
You need to watch out at the beaches for something called shorebreak. I almost became a quadraplegic for body surfing in huge wakes that break at the shore only. I was catapulted into the sand head first. the only thing that saved my neck from snapping in two was my shoulder hit a little bit causing me to have less pressure on my head.
You need to see the island of kauii.....it is beautiful.
See the arizona
the punchbowl
don't waste your time at diamondhead or honolulu....to busy with tourists and too crowded.
You need to watch out at the beaches for something called shorebreak. I almost became a quadraplegic for body surfing in huge wakes that break at the shore only. I was catapulted into the sand head first. the only thing that saved my neck from snapping in two was my shoulder hit a little bit causing me to have less pressure on my head.
You need to see the island of kauii.....it is beautiful.
See the arizona
the punchbowl
don't waste your time at diamondhead or honolulu....to busy with tourists and too crowded.
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I'm moving there in Feb. Ya gotta see the view from diamondhead, I dont care how touristy it is.
Sea life park is cool just cause of the movie. North shore is a must. So is SCUBA. Hanauma bay is the best snorkeling I have ever seen.
Other than that, just rent a car and drive.
Aloha, Stu
Sea life park is cool just cause of the movie. North shore is a must. So is SCUBA. Hanauma bay is the best snorkeling I have ever seen.
Other than that, just rent a car and drive.
Aloha, Stu
I am almost positive you can rent out there. Make sure to bring your license.
What is pahcka loha, some type of food maybe??
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hehehe... it's pakalolo. lots of Suzuki's out there but very very few Hayabusas. i'm from the spot and i personally have only seen a couple back home. lots and lots of GSXR's though (and a lot of riders per capita in general) so you should be in good company if you roll through with a busa. on an average Sunday you'll come across at least two packs of riders rolling at least ten deep, just to give you a ball park figure of what it's like. but beware b/c cops aren't forgiving for speeding (or anything else for that matter), and the limit is no higher than 60 so i dont think you'll have to much fun as far as the highways go, but im sure you'll get more "oh my God is that a Hayabusa?" looks than you bargained for if you so much as roll up to the grocery store in it. either way, i'm sure you'll enjoy it there.
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hehehe... it's pakalolo. lots of Suzuki's out there but very very few Hayabusas. i'm from the spot and i personally have only seen a couple back home. lots and lots of GSXR's though (and a lot of riders per capita in general) so you should be in good company if you roll through with a busa. on an average Sunday you'll come across at least two packs of riders rolling at least ten deep, just to give you a ball park figure of what it's like. but beware b/c cops aren't forgiving for speeding (or anything else for that matter), and the limit is no higher than 60 so i dont think you'll have to much fun as far as the highways go, but im sure you'll get more "oh my God is that a Hayabusa?" looks than you bargained for if you so much as roll up to the grocery store in it. either way, i'm sure you'll enjoy it there.
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