This table indicate the proportion of the population of male and females who rode the bicycles in 2011. The group is categorized based on age group and gender. This data is observed in one town only.
Starting off with the youngest demographic cohorts, which is from 0 to 9 years old, which has a marginal difference for 1.1 % of female. While 10-17 age groups has also a huge gap between the male a female, for male it has 24.6 %, while female has 42.2%
The next section is the middle-aged cohorts, which is between 18 and 39 years old, and again as the previous and all of the cohorts that female always surpass their male counterparts that have a around 8% substantial difference. For older brackets, man and women has a huge difference of distribution. As we can observed, while the age increases, population of female and male decreases, which is known as an inverse proportion, except for the elderly aged which has a few increase compared to the 40 to 59 aged groups.
