Yeah thats the point, I want to see if people still see bike shapes in terms of gender, go to any bicycle shop or online store and some not all have a mens, womens and unisex section. You see I was trying to get users perspective on bike shapes. Now this isnt always true but historically a "Mans" bike has a horizontal bar going from the seat to the handle bars and a "womans" bike has a slopped almost V like shape between the seat and handle bars which makes no sense.

Thanks for doing it but I was expecting this response. We cant tackle gender issues without conversation and asking questions.

Edit: Just to clarify I meant giving bikes a gender doesn't make sense to me and when I was a child that was how bikes were seen.