3 months in… Where are we at?
BikeSharing launched about three and a half months ago and since then a lot has changed. The word is spreading and people keep joining at a steady pace. But who are these people? Where do they live, how many of them have a bike on offer and what types of bike are we talking about? Let’s dive into some statistics…
Countries
Below is the top 15 of countries where our users are:
Country | Total users |
---|---|
United States | 64 |
Belgium | 43 |
Germany | 23 |
UK | 22 |
Hungary | 20 |
Austria | 20 |
Australia | 19 |
Poland | 17 |
Spain | 17 |
Denmark | 15 |
France | 14 |
Netherlands | 12 |
Slovakia | 10 |
Switzerland | 9 |
Czech Republic | 9 |
Greece | 8 |
India | 7 |
Italy | 6 |
Lithuania | 6 |
Bicycles
The total number of bicycles today is 176, which means that less than half of the users have a bike at their disposal. Men’s city bikes (51) are widely available, as well as women’s city bikes (33). Men’s mountainbikes are also easy to find (32), with women’s mountainbikes (13) and road bikes (16) being somewhat less well represented. Other bikes that are currently available are touring bikes (13), folding bicycles (3), special needs bikes (2) and 1 recumbent bike.
We are growing slowly, and we can still use your help. Feel free to share the existence BikeSharing with your friends, family and other cycling aficionados.
And last but not least: thank you for your support. We could not be doing this without you. You are amazing!
The BikeSharing team
Great start guys :) Keep it up!
It’s a great idea. I’ve posted my first request – I’ll let you know if I’m successful.
Hi Sandy,
Thanks for supporting us :) We’re curious to know how your request went. Can you let us know?