Cycling Gender and age composition data collected

[phebeM]

Let's share an interesting data we have. According to the Google analytics of our website https://www.montonsports.com, female 45.85%, male 54.15%

age:

18-24 27.50%

25-34 33.50%

35-44 15.50%

45-54 12.50%

55-64 5.50%

65+ 5.50%

[phebeM]

visitor composition:

United States 26.23%

Spain 10.28%

United Kindom 7.64%

China 6.18%

Australia 5.39%

Malaysia 4.60%

Canada 3.00%

Thailand 2.01% (375 visits)

Japan 1.77%

Other

[impulse]

And how many clicks come from ploys like these?

[moonoi]

Why would we find this data interesting, especially when it's from an unknown website? Is it even related to this forum? And no I'm not going to click the link to find out.

[StreetCowboy]

Perhaps we could all start posting random statistics - 37% of members would enjoy it

[moonoi]

Perhaps we could all start posting random statistics - 37% of members would enjoy it

87.78% of members in the 45-54 age range would approve of the 37% members enjoyment of it, according to the latest Google analytics data for <insert random website here>

[StreetCowboy]

In all seriousness, though, it might be interesting to know a little bit about the demographics of the users and regular posters on this page.

Or maybe not.

I think there's a fair few retired members here who do impressive mileages, and then I see videos of rides that surely no grown man would attempt in peace time

SC

[bobfish]

Well I've been 100% up all night, so I inadvertently clicked on it.

Interest less than 2.83%

[phebeM]

I just too naive to think that maybe you would be interested to know the topic we are discussing on our Facebook.

If I omit the website, you may doubt the genuine of the data.

Just forget of the website, not click it.

Good news for you. Only one clicked it and leave immediately.

[phebeM]

As to someone doubt that we use this to attract traffic, do we really need it? We have even taken part in the movie "to the Fore".

[moonoi]

As to someone doubt that we use this to attract traffic, do we really need it? We have even taken part in the movie "to the Fore".

I want my shifters to sound like that when I change gear, can you help?

But seriously, if you genuinely want to share info then a little background and context in your original post would go a long way, as it stands it just reads like someone trying to get clicks through to their site.

[phebeM]

As to someone doubt that we use this to attract traffic, do we really need it? We have even taken part in the movie "to the Fore".

I want my shifters to sound like that when I change gear, can you help?

But seriously, if you genuinely want to share info then a little background and context in your original post would go a long way, as it stands it just reads like someone trying to get clicks through to their site.

Moonoi,

Thank you for your advice. Really appreciate it.

Regarding "I want my shifters to sound like that when I change gear", not quite understand it, could you explain a little. sorry.

[moonoi]

As to someone doubt that we use this to attract traffic, do we really need it? We have even taken part in the movie "to the Fore".

I want my shifters to sound like that when I change gear, can you help?

But seriously, if you genuinely want to share info then a little background and context in your original post would go a long way, as it stands it just reads like someone trying to get clicks through to their site.

Moonoi,

Thank you for your advice. Really appreciate it.

Regarding "I want my shifters to sound like that when I change gear", not quite understand it, could you explain a little. sorry.

52 secs in to the trailer for the movie "to the fore" that I linked to above ;-)

[phebeM]

Moonoi,

I just listened to the lines not reading the translated words and not got it.

The trailer is really exciting, right? We are pretty proud.

And it's nice to have chatted with you. You made my day. Thank you.

[h90]

Perhaps we could all start posting random statistics - 37% of members would enjoy it

Google Analytics say that only 1.7 % of them use Linux