Buying Kids' Bicycles In Singapore Part 2

 


When buying kids' bicycles in Singapore, there are some factors you should take into consideration, whether you are a parent, an elder sibling, or even a bicycle trainer or a fitness professional. There are ways to help you choose a suitable and ideal kid's bicycle for your kid. In fact, they can be made simple if you just adhere to some pointers.

In part 1 of this post, we have mentioned about the physical trying of kids' bicycles by the kids. But what if you need to do online shopping, especially in the wake of the pandemic which hinders movement out of home in Singapore? Online shopping is one answer.

By the online shopping method, you should browse the various kids' bicycles in the online shopping portal or website by narrowing the search to only kids' bicycles. The bicycles come in various types depending on the age of your kid. If your kid is between 7 and 12, you can check out mountain bike or BMX bike types that are catered to that age range. But one thing you should do is to check out the reviews on the sites to do research from customers.

Customer reviews on kids' bicycles are certainly helpful in shopping. Most of the customers' reviews can be found in the online sites nowadays as the individual products have comments or testimonials section for buyers to leave their reviews behind. The reviews of the customers are good indications of the usefulness and suitability of the bicycles. They help customers make better purchase selections and decisions in their kids' bicycles. 

Another online site types which display customer reviews are in social sites like Facebook, Reddit and Instagram. If you do a Google search, you can easily find reviews of kids bicycles outside of the company's website pages. Even in Singapore, there are multiple Facebook pages of the kids' bicycles according to the companies. Many people in Singapore do share Instagram posts of kids' bicycles too.

Once you make your purchase decisions, you can add your favourite kid's bicycle to cart and make your payment. In Singapore, the payment gateways usually include Mastercard, Visa and American Express. Occasionally, the online NETS system is used. These payment gateways help to facilitate your online shopping so that you can get your products with only s few mouse clicks.

But if you still wish to do a purchase the more traditional way, you can visit the kids' bicycle shops that are available around Singapore. As a parent, unless the shop is just metres of walking distance from your home, it is quite necessary for you to get a transport of your own to store the kids' bicycle. You need a car at least to transport it home securely. 

However, in case the kids' bicycle becomes too bulky for you, then you can consider a post purchase delivery by one of the delivery staff. In the Singapore market, the normal cost is at least $30, depending on the distance of transportation. You have to weigh if you wish to save that money that costs in delivery, or to save that hassle for yourself.

Getting a kid's bicycle in Singapore is indeed easier than what you may think. Check out where to buy bike for kids in Singapore in case you are not sure.

You can read more about kids' bicycle - https://allkidsbike.org/research-and-resources/

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