The provided table illustrates the proportion of the population riding bicycles by age cohorts in a particular town in 2011.
Overall, the percentage of females who rode bikes was higher than male. In addition, the 0-9 aged group was the largest figure in both groups of females and male.
Among the age group between 0 and 9, the proportion of female cyclists was 51/3%, while it was 50.3 for the figure of male cyclists. The age bracket from 10 to 17 remained high in the proportion of females, at 42.2%, whereas the percentage of male cyclists declined by over a half, at 24.6%.
The figures for female and male at the 18-39 aged group were significantly lower at around 17.1% and 9.7%, respectively. Moreover, the proportion for both genders at the age of 40-59 gradually dropped at 12.3% for females and 8.0% for male. Moving to the oldest age group, which is over 60+, there was an increase in both sexes, which accounted for 18.5% for females and 13.2% for male