The table displays the percentage of bicycle users in one city based on five age groups in 2012.
Overall, the younger age groups (0–9 and 10–19) showed a higher interest in riding a bicycle compared to the older groups. However, the eldest group (60+) displayed a significant rise in bicycle users than the previous two groups.
The youngest age group (0-9) become the most cyclist percentages with balanced proportions for both genders which are 52.5% and 51.2%, respectively. Similarly, the second age group (10-19) showed a high number of bicycle users with female rates (43.6%) outperforming the male one (25.1%).
On the other hand, the mature age groups (20-39 and 40-59) indicate steady decline, where only 18.2% and 13.7% proportions for women and 10.8% and 9.3% for men, one after another. However, the eldest group exceeds the two prior groups by showing an increase in cyclist rates, accompanied by 19.8% rates for females and 14.6% rates for males.