The table below shows the percentage of the population who rode bicycles in one town by age group in 2012

The following table illustrates the

percentage

of people who rode bikes in one city by age group in 2012.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the

percentage

of the population who were aged from 0 to 9 and rode bicycles in one town was the highest

percentage

between all ages and almost the same between females and males,

while

the lowest was adults aged between 40 and 59.

Moreover

, the children aged from 10 to 19 have the biggest difference between the two genders. As can be seen, the most popular aged between two genders who rode bikes are children aged between 0 and 9, at 52.5% and 51.2%. At the same time, the lowest

percentage

who rode bikes was individuals from 40 to 59, at 13.17% for females and 9.3% for males. As the graph shows, the

percentage

of females who were aged between 10 and 19 was 43.6% in 2012,

while

the

percentage

of males in the same age group was 25.1%.