Motorcycle gear store website design for helmets, jackets and boots.

Basic is $4,990 (6 pages), Standard $5,990 (10 pages) and Premium $7,990 (20 pages), as one-off build prices in Australian dollars with GST included. A size guide on every product, kits with their own price, a full photo gallery for each colourway, product imports and moving an existing store are quoted before work starts.

Every inclusion is on our eCommerce pricing page.

Standard usually does: product filters for size, brand, colour and rating, customer accounts with order history, advanced shipping rules for bulky helmet and boot boxes, and keyword research with on-page SEO across 10 website pages. Premium adds live search, product compare, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay for bigger purchases, and order tracking; Basic suits a small range of one or two brands.

From the brand's own chart. Every brand can have its own page in WooCommerce's built-in brands, holding its chart for helmets by head circumference, jackets and pants by chest, waist and leg, and gloves by hand size, linked from its products. A size guide that opens on the product page is quoted, and fit notes come from you or the brand.

On each helmet's product page, on your returns page and at checkout, in your own policy wording. If a helmet can't come back once worn, the page can also explain how to try it on at home first, again in your words, and WooCommerce can ask buyers to accept your terms before paying. We give no consumer-law advice.

Yes, exactly as each programme publishes them. A helmet's CRASH stars for safety and comfort, MotoCAP ratings for a jacket, pants or gloves, and the standard or CE level the brand certifies each product to can sit in the product details and, from Standard, become filters. Nothing is reworded or rounded up, and we give no safety advice.

Yes. Each graphic or colourway in each size is a variation with its own photo, so choosing a design switches the picture and shows whether that size is in stock. One photo per variation is standard WooCommerce; a full gallery for every colourway, or an alert when a sold-out size returns, is quoted.

Yes, with one limit in standard WooCommerce. A grouped product shows the helmet, jacket and gloves together, but each sized piece is chosen on its own page, because grouped products can't pick sizes inline. Choosing every size and adding the kit in one go, or a lower kit price, is quoted; linked products can suggest visors and anti-fog inserts.

By your team, from the order. Refunds go back through the payment provider from the order screen, a replacement size can be sent as a new order, and a returns portal for customers is a quoted extension. You hold the administrator login and own the store, staff can use WooCommerce's Shop manager role, and our maintenance packages look after updates, backups and security.

The build itself usually takes two to three weeks for a basic store. The rest depends on your product data: each helmet and garment needs its colourway photos, its brand's chart and any certification or ratings before it can sell, so we agree which brands go live first. Kits with their own prices, imports and moving an existing store add time.

They can, but no one can promise a position. Standard and Premium include keyword and category research and on-page work, so helmets, jackets, brands and models use the words riders search with, and Premium adds AI search optimisation (GEO). Ratings and certification stay as published rather than reworded for search, and ongoing SEO is a separate service.