About Maui Bombers — Aloha, Future Bombers.

My name is Matt. For the past 15 years I have been guiding tours down majestic Haleakala volcano. I have led over two thousand tours during that time. Each and every one of them was a lot of fun.

During my time with the other company, I consistently had one of the best safety records in the industry, and the best FUN record in the industry. In the 10 years of Maui Bombers, we are rated #1 in safety, and #1 in FUN.

Why Maui Bombers is the #1 Maui Bike Tour — What sets us apart?

• Length of the Bike Ride. Other biking company routes vary from 7–15 miles. Our bike rides are 16–30 miles. We are the only company that bikes to the beach.
• Small Groups. Average group size of 5 people — a completely personal tour.
• Top of the Line Bikes. Trek Marlin 5s modified for comfort, plus Trek Verve 2 Step-through bikes for riders with back, hip, or leg issues.
• Real Biking Helmets. The only bike tour company on Maui that uses real biking helmets instead of full-face motorcycle helmets.
• Less Traffic. Better start time than the competition means an open path to the ocean.

Common Questions — Before you ride.

What's the difference between guided and unguided tours?

With the guided tour, Matt bikes with the group, the group follows him, and the chase vehicle follows blocking down-bound traffic, so the group bikes mostly in the middle of the down-bound lane. With the unguided tour, Matt goes ahead in the vehicle and waits at checkpoints. You bike down at your own pace and stop when you see him.

What's the temperature like?

The first part of the bike ride is around 60°F. The last part is much warmer — around 80°F.

If the bike ride ends in Paia, how do we get back to Target?

We drive you back to Target — a quick 10-minute drive after the bike ride.

What do we need to bring?

We provide everything: bikes, helmets, windbreakers, gloves, raingear, snacks, water, and Gatorade. You can bring whatever you want and leave it in the vehicle, which is always nearby.

Is the Cycle Supreme a difficult bike ride?

No. Although it's 30 miles long, most of it is downhill — broken into three sections with a short drive between each. It's about 85% downhill with only a small section of rolling hills and a 3-mile flat section at the end.