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Bike sales - Sydney


Happy Wheels is seeking a Bicycle Sales Assistant to join our team in our Waterloo (Sydney) store. A minimum 12 months experience in a bicycle shop is preferred. Our premier range of bikes include Cervelo, Focus, Look, and Felt however we look after everyone from kids and families to high-end road cyclists and triathletes.

By working with us you will enjoy:

  • Competitive remuneration commensurate with your skills and experience;

  • Generous staff purchase discounts;

  • Working with others that love bikes, riding and racing.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Serving customers in-store, on the telephone, or by email;

  • Taking customer sales orders;

  • Booking in jobs;

  • Processing stock (receiving goods, pricing and shelving);

  • Using your merchandising skills; and

  • Contributing to our social media presence on our Facebook and Instagram accounts.

About you

You are someone with the following attributes:

  • Has a genuine passion for bicycles and good knowledge of bike parts and accessories;

  • A positive, energetic and friendly personality to customers and the other staff;

  • Attention to detail;

  • Well organised;

  • Neatly presented;

  • Pro-active;

  • Excellent computer, point of sale, verbal and written communication skills;

  • Availability on Saturdays on a rotational basis.

About Happy Wheels

Everyone that works at Happy Wheels loves bikes. Happy Wheels began purely with bike servicing and has expanded from there to sell a great range of bikes.

How to apply

If you are interested, please apply by emailing your resume and a covering letter, explaining why you want to work in a Bicycle Store, to mireille.c@happywheels.com.au

 
 
 

1 Comment


donald
Jun 19

It's interesting to track how Sydney's bike sales reflect broader shifts in commuting habits, since demand often spikes alongside fuel prices, public transport disruptions, or growing interest in low-impact fitness, far more than seasonal promotions alone. Successfully reading those demand signals requires more strategic forecasting than most retail sales teams initially assume. That kind of disciplined, trend-aware sales strategy is often what professionals sharpen through an esteemed sales management seminar & course for executives in Sydney, Australia. Honestly, sales trends like this seem to matter most when retailers anticipate demand shifts early, not just react once stock runs out.

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