Ethnicity and gender

• 50 percent of Asian Americans and non-Hispanic white Americans reported riding a bicycle
• 38 percent of Hispanic Americans and 21 percent of African Americans reported riding a bicycle
• Males were more likely to have reported riding a bike, at 50 percent, compared to 37 percent of females

Income and age

• Generally, the higher someone’s income, the more likely they were to have ridden a bicycle in 2015
• The age group 35-44 was the most likely to have pedaled at 54 percent, but not much more so than other age groups
• Only age 55 and above was significantly less likely to have ridden a bike, at 32 percent
• Approximately 75 percent of Colorado residents with children ages 3 to 17 in their household reported that their children rode a bicycle in 2015

• The most active cyclists are those living in the mountains; 57 percent reported bicycling in 2015
• Residents of the Front Range are the second-most frequent bicyclists (44 percent) followed by residents of the Western Slope (39 percent)
• Residents of the Eastern Plains were the least likely to have reported riding a bicycle, at 19 percent