Hard Enduro

& Dual-Sport Rides

KAUA’I, HAWAI’I

Hard Enduro

Prepare for a challenging journey through the rugged terrain of Kauai. Our trails are known for their difficulty, catering to experienced riders with technical skills who genuinely appreciate hard enduro. You don't need to be a superstar like Graham Jarvis, but a real passion for tackling technical terrain is essential.

Sometimes teamwork is required to get through some sections, adding to the adventure. Embrace the challenge, connect with fellow riders, and create lasting memories. Our experience is designed exclusively for riders seeking an authentic experience. We look forward to riding with you if you've got the grit and a love for hard enduro.

Dual-Sport

Explore the beauty of Kauai on two wheels with our Dual-Sport Adventure—where the ride is just as much about the journey as the destination. This experience is built for riders who want to cover ground, soak in the views, and still get a little dirty along the way.

We mix pavement, dirt roads, and mellow trails to give you a taste of everything the island has to offer. From hidden backroads to remote overlooks, our routes are perfect for intermediate riders who enjoy a mix of on- and off-road riding without the gnarly technical climbs of hard enduro.

It’s not a race—it’s a rolling adventure across one of the most stunning islands on the planet. If you're looking to ride, explore, and experience the heart of Kauai with throttle in hand, this one’s for you.

 FAQs

  • We recommend you bring your riding gear and 3L hydration pack. We have a shop on the island if you want to purchase riding gear while on the island. You can also rent a gear kit for $75. The kit does not include socks or base-layer.

  • We usually ride rain or shine unless it’s stormy and we feel it’s not a safe day to ride. The level of difficulty increases significantly when it rains, hard-packed clay turns into “Hawaiian Ice”. It gets challenging but it’s still a good time.

  • For Hard-Enduro, you’ll be on a 2020-2023 KTM 300 and 250 TPI XCW. The bikes are equipped with all guards.

    For Dual-Sport, you’ll be on a Beta 390 RS.

  • The bikes are guarded up so they are not easily damaged. Minor scruffs are expected and are not a problem. Looping or ghost riding a bike is a problem, if you loop or ghost ride a bike, there is likely to be damage which you will have to pay for. If you damage the bike our part replacement cost is reasonable.

    Shift Lever: $25
    Rear Brake Pedal: $60
    Rear Brake Pedal Tip: $27
    Front Brake Lever: $40
    Front Brake Master: $270
    Clutch Lever: $40
    Clutch Master: $220
    Handlebar: $115
    Radiator Right: $225
    Radiator Left: $180
    Radiator Lower Hose: $50
    Front Fender: $40
    Rear Fender: $52
    Shrowds: $65 per side
    Seat: $130
    Kick Stand: $50
    Headlight: $100
    Drowned Bike: $50

  • Yes, you will need to sign a liability waiver. Riding motorcycles can be dangerous and accidents can happen. You will need to make sure you have proper medical insurance and are fit to ride.

  • You don’t need to be an expert-level rider but you do need to be a solid intermediate-level rider with grit to do the Hard-Enduro ride. For the dual-sport ride you need to be a competent off-road rider.

  • Hard-Enduro
    Single rider is $600.
    2 riders are $550 ea.
    3 riders are $525 ea.
    4 riders are $500 ea.

    Dual-Sport
    2 hour ride is $350 ea.
    6 hour ride is $650 ea.

  • Venmo or cash payable before the ride.

  • You must be at least 21 years old to ride dual-sport. Hard-Enduro rider must be 18 years old.

  • For Dual-Sport, you will need a valid motorcycle license.

    For Hard-Enduro, you don’t need a license.

  • Hard-Enduro rides are about 4-5 hours or until you’re satisfied/cooked. Depending on the conditions we might get 10-15 miles on a Hard-Enduro ride.

    Dual-Sport rides are 3 or 6 hours. The 3 hour ride covers about 20 miles. The 6 hour ride is about 80 miles.

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What to do on Kauai?

There are loads of things to do on Kauai. Most folks are content with lounging by a pool, sipping on a mai-tai. Not you, you’re a dirt bike rider, you need a dose of throttle therapy to get to your vacation dialed. The sweet mountain air and the subtle fragrance of 2-stroke will click your vacation up a gear.

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CHECK 50 WAS CENTRAL IN HELPING ME HAVE AN AWESOME VACATION.

-Every Rider

“Thank you for an awesome and humbling experience, I now know why they call it “Hawaiian Ice”. I’ll be back next year!”
— Myles Lewis

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