Statistics

Keeping track of what is happening on LPMCC.net. Most of these graphs are drawn from current data but one or two show characteristics based on a snapshot of data at a particular date.

Website Visitors

LPMCC.net hit the World Wide Web in mid 2001. Free counters were added to the website early on and the source of information on website visitors has changed several times. Currently the data is taken from the server files.

Here is a graphical representation of the number of separate visits to the website. Several pages are viewed on each typical visit.

Monthly Visits
Total Visits

 

Total visitors are recorded right back to 2001.

Languages

Most visitors to LPMCC.net (93%) are English speaking, if you count Americans. The pie chart below indicates the proportion of the top twelve non-English languages. Each month may include a very small number of visitors from countries with other languages.

Language

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Key

Figures in the key are the number of hits last month.

Page Distribution

The website is structured in twelve major sections. This chart shows today's proportion of pages in each section.

Section

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   Rallies 35%
   Megaphone 20%
   Galleries 17%
   Past Members 11%
   Activities 5%
   Motorbikes 2%
   Documentation 2%
   Club Runs 2%
   Help 2%
   Training 1%
   Home 1%
   News 1%

Figures in the key are the present number of pages in the section.

New Content

LPMCC.net depends on contributions from a large number of motorcyclists who recall the 1960s, 70s and 80s with fondness. There is always something new and fresh to make you believe it all happened only yesterday!

 

Only new content is displayed in this chart; minor corrections and reformatting are not counted. The News Update and Blog pages are changed frequently but only the latest change is included in the chart. Some pages (such as this one) have data inserted automatically and update without being recorded. As well as the  pages represented here there are many pages - such as the ex-member lists - that change according to your choice of initial or year.

 

People

LPMCC.net mentions many friends and fellow rallyists from years ago.

Excluding Who's Where index, past member lists, Megaphone authors and Bibliography.

Members by Year

It is amazing that such a high proportion of past members are still in contact and many still motorcycling! All loyal to the club and their friends.

 Light Blue  indicates members whose names are recalled.
 Bright Blue   are past members who are in contact.

The graph tails off for three reasons:

  • I only know the names of members from the 60s and 70s.
  • Many of the members in the late 80s are still members so are not on the graph.
  • Motorcycling generally and club recruitment fell during the 90s.

There are counts and statistics throughout the website in the appropriate sections. To help you find them within the pages, here are links to the main statistics.

LPMCC.net is not just about quantity: Content is fresh, interesting and unique.

Open quote I would strongly agree that LPMCC.net is not just about quantity: Most of it's content is fresh, interesting and unique.

I am more interested in riders' experiences of motos and their comments. Close quote

Helmut