The table compares the proportion of people who rode bikes in an unspecified town by particular age groups in 2012.
Overall, the percentage of female riders was noticeably higher than that of males by every age group. Notably, the most significant figure was the case among young girls.
Starting with females, 52.5% of those up to 9 years old rode bicycles in 2012, the most remarkable figure in the table. As for the 10-19 group age, the proportion was slightly lower, at about 43%. There was also an almost 5% disparity in the figures for those between 20-39 and 40-59, with approximately 18% and 13%. The oldest group, over 60, ranked third with nearly 20%, despite old age.
Regarding males, the same dominant trend was observed in the percentage of children up to 9, at half of the overall share, with the second most riders by the 10-19 age group, at 25%. The percentage of oldest males was higher, accounting for nearly 15%, which was noticeably higher than that of those from 20 to 59, at about 10%.