Keep Riding
Retail/Cycling
B2C
4 weeks
Riders
An engaging e-commerce Shopify website
Shopify, FusionPos
Keep Riding is the kind of bike shop people trust. Walk in, and you’ll see riders chatting about gear, staff who actually ride, and shelves packed with proper cycling kit. Helmets. Jerseys. Tools. The good stuff.
But having no online presence didn’t quite keep up with the shop so it was decided to implement a shopify website.
So the team asked us to step in.
As a studio focused on Shopify website development in Perth, we built the store so it felt more like the real shop: easy to explore, simple to buy from, and built for cyclists who know their gear. The result is a clean Shopify store that shows off the products properly and makes online shopping feel straightforward.
The Keep Riding store works because the team knows bikes. They know what riders need, and they stock quality gear.
But online, that experience wasn’t coming through. And that’s a problem for an e-commerce store.
Cyclists often arrive with a goal. Maybe it’s a new helmet. Maybe it’s a jersey for summer rides. Maybe they just want to browse and see what’s new. Either way, they expect the site to get out of the way and let them shop.
The brief was simple: build a Shopify store that feels organised, quick to browse, and easy to manage behind the scenes.
That’s where our Shopify development Perth team came in.
First thing we did was step back and look at how riders actually shop.
Most people don’t start with brand names. They start with a need. Helmet. Jersey. Accessories. Something for the next ride.
So the structure of the store had to reflect that.
We organised the product categories so visitors could move through the site naturally. Apparel. Helmets. Accessories. Simple paths. Clear entry points.
From there, we focused on two things:
Cycling gear has great colours and detail. A good eCommerce site should let that speak for itself.
As part of our Shopify website development Perth process, we also implemented FusionPOS so the physical shop and the online store stay connected. Stock levels stay in sync. Sell a helmet in store, it updates online. Add new gear to the system, and it’s ready to go across both.
This project was built fully on Shopify, which made sense for a retail store like this.
That’s a big part of good eCommerce website development in Perth. The store needs to work just as well for the people running it as it does for customers shopping on it.
Cycling gear stores have a lot of products. Helmets alone come in dozens of shapes, colours, and sizes.
If the design gets messy, the whole experience falls apart.
So we kept things calm and structured.
That balance is something we aim for in every Shopify development Perth project: design that looks good, but more importantly, design that helps people shop.
The finished site feels closer to the real shop. Clear collections. Easy browsing. Products that actually stand out.