Official times and ranks are out! Shanghai Alleycat 2012 took place over the weekend and pulled in a mind-obliterating 600 (give or take) participants. That's almost triple last year's numbers, and probably the biggest alleycat race in the non-Western world (anybody with some numbers on this, please do chime in.) more ›

It's Easter weekend! We've got tons in store for you, kicking things off is Reuben Wu at the Mixing Room and Asia's biggest bicycle race, Shanghai Alleycat. A bunch of places are celebrating their anniversaries on Saturday, and to wrap it all up is Easter Sunday! A ton of restaurants are doing special brunches for it so go with an empty tummy and fill yourself up with delicious foods! And if that's still not enough, head over to our calendar for more. more ›

This was Shanghai Alleycat's second race, following last year's success with an even more impressive turnout (230, up from 150), more prizes, and bigger parties. Participants were divided into four categories: fixed/non-fixed gear, and locals/non-locals. Read the official review of the race on People's Bike or check out their Flickr account for more race day fun. more ›

Remember that fun little bike race we told you about a couple weeks ago? The Shanghai Alleycat? It happened this weekend and, happily, seemed to be a great success! Check out the winners and various links to picture galleries on the People's Bike website. Good going, guys. Hopefully, by next year, we'll actually be comfortable enough bike riders to join in on the festivities. more ›

We're too much of pansies to navigate the Shanghai streets by bike ourselves, but if you're an avid city cyclist with a penchant for competitiveness, check out this crazy little race we came across: Shanghai Alleycat. more ›