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November 19, 2020
BIKI NEWS: NOVEMBER 2020
In our first 3 years of service, over 275,000 individuals took more than 3.1 million Biki trips. That's a lot of pedaling! We recently conducted a member survey to look at ridership data and trends and how they've evolved since Biki's launch in June 2017. Here are a few key takeaways: 
RESIDENTS RIDE MORE!
In Biki's first year of service (June '17 - June '18), just over half of all trips were taken by riders with Oahu zip codes. The jump to 72% is likely due to several factors including our expansion to more residential areas, increased awareness of our low kamaʻāina rates, and the construction of more bike lanes.
WHY DO BIKI MEMBERS RIDE?
Your reasons for riding remained relatively on par with our May 2018 survey except for the Exercise / Fitness category, which jumped from 56% to 79%. We think COVID-19 may have played a role in this increase as more riders look to Biki as a safe and socially-distant alternative to gyms and exercise classes amidst the pandemic. 
BIKI IMPACTS
How has Biki changed your daily habits? Survey respondents have observed numerous health and economic benefits since signing up for their Biki memberships. This holiday season, consider giving a Biki e-certificate to a friend or family member so they can start experiencing some of these valuable benefits.
TRENDS
The most popular Biki Stop is #321 in Waikiki on Seaside & Kalakaua. Last year, more than 49,000 trips started or ended at this station alone!  The runners up are:
2. #218 Queen & Kamakee (Whole Foods)
3. #231 Kapiolani & Keeaumoku (Target)
4. #236 Piikoi & Waimanu (KHON across from Ala Moana Center)
5. #303 Kalakaua & Niu (7/11 across from Waikiki Brewing Company)

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The most popular membership type continues to be the Free Spirit Plan ($20 for 300 minutes), and the average member ride time is 19 minutes and 42 seconds.  

The most popular day and time to ride is Friday between 3pm - 4pm. 
Mahalo to Secure Bike Share (Biki's operators) for conducting the survey, and for all the Biki members who provided feedback to help us make Biki even better. Keep an eye out for more data and Biki facts in future newsletters. 
BIKI ON TV!
In the Netflix show Somebody Feed Phil, host Phil Rosenthal (Everybody Loves Raymond creator) experiences local cuisine and things to do in popular foodie destinations across the globe. He journeyed to Hawaii in the most recent season to enjoy poke, huli huli chicken, poi and a Biki ride! Watch Season 4 on Netflix. 
BIKI MEMBER OFFER
Enjoy 15% off Breakfast & Dinner at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar in the Prince Waikiki.  Mention promo code 'Biki' or show your Biki App/Pass to receive your discount. Valid now through 1/31/2021.

Blackout Dates: 11/26/20 and 12/13/20 - 1/1/21 (inclusive) 
Dining discount is applicable to food only and does not apply to Happy Hour specials. May not be combined with any other discounts or promotions. Some restrictions apply. Details >>
ANA FLIGHTS TO JAPAN RESUME

ANA, a top supporter of Bikeshare Hawaii, is pleased to announce that starting in December, flights utilizing ANA Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft between Tokyo Haneda - Honolulu will be increased from two round trips per month, to two round trips per week! Additionally, there will be two round trips added during the New Year holiday period.

For further information please see www.fly-ana.com.

We'd like to recognize ANA and our other sponsors for their support of our non-profit throughout this pandemic. Thank you for keeping our community rolling! 
5 STEPS TO COMMUTE BY BIKI
Hawaii Business Magazine recently published an article offering tips on how to commute by Biki and save on parking and gas. Read it here >>>
BIKI MEMBER OF THE MONTH
Name & Membership: Tatia-Jenay M., Voyager Plan

"During quarantine, Biki has been an inexpensive and convenient way to get exercise. I ride to and from work, to see my relatives, and to explore the new bike paths recently installed around town."  

Biki Tip: After you finish your ride and dock your bike, try to pull it out again just to make extra sure it’s locked securely. If it comes out, use more force until you see the green light. 
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MAHALO TO OUR SUPPORTERS
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