Oxford Dance Attack Alleycat 2011

Posted on Sat 26th, March 2011

• #1

thurston_hearts_the_who

Next Oxford Alleycat is The 2011 Dance Attack Alleycat on April 29th !!!!
Facebook event is here.

Bring both your cycling legs and your dancing legs because we're going to send you out into our beautiful city in search of checkpoints where we're going to get you to freestyle dance attack.

There will be prizes for the best fancy dress, especially for MC Hammer style dancing trousers!

The Dance Attack Alleycat was first run in May 2009 to much success. You can see footage of the 2009 ride in The Cycle Oxford Festival video
.

Also just posted our video of the first ever Scrabble on Bicycles event:

YouTube - Oxford Bicycle Scrabble
• #2

Booga

My girlfriend does alot of dancing but isn't really into cycling. If I'm economical with the truth I may be able to get her to come along to this one! ;-)

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