The chart delineates the data for the outcome of a 25-year study on the use of bicycles in britain by age and sex.
Overall,the figures suggest that males aged between 11 and 17 are the group that have been consistently dominated the numbers for distance traveled throughtout the 25-years.Conversely,females between 11 to 17 have been the group with least traveled miles on a bicycle for the given time frame.
The figures for males 5-10 declined steadily over the years and closed at 16 miles per person in 25th year.Similar trend can be observed in females 5-10.Whereas,there is significant contradiction between males and females of age 11-17,as numbers diverged by 5 to 6 times over the period,although both experiend a decline with year 1 being peak for both.
While the figure for men aged 18-59 rose negligibly,the data for women around same age dwindled.The number for all cyclists fluctuated marginally.
