Conditions of sale
Sales Terms and Conditions of
Een Goeie Motor, version 1 October 2026
Article 1 – General
1. These sales terms and conditions apply to offers, sales agreements and, where applicable, repair and maintenance work carried out by Een Goeie Motor, hereinafter referred to as the “Garage Operator”.
2. Deviations from these terms and conditions are only valid if agreed with the customer in writing in advance.
3. The agreement is also subject to statutory provisions that cannot legally be excluded or limited.
Article 2 – The Agreement
1. An agreement is concluded by offer and acceptance.
2. When a motorcycle is sold, the main details of the motorcycle and the agreements made are recorded, including, where applicable, make, model, year of manufacture, registration number, odometer reading, price and known relevant particulars.
3. Advertisements, photographs and descriptions are intended to describe the motorcycle as accurately as possible. Obvious errors or mistakes cannot constitute grounds for enforcing an obviously incorrect statement.
4. Customers are advised to inspect the motorcycle themselves before purchase and, where possible, take a test ride and ask questions about the motorcycle.
5. Every rider assesses a motorcycle differently. The customer is responsible for determining whether the motorcycle suits their wishes, expectations and intended use.
Article 3 – Odometer Reading, History and Particulars
1. The stated odometer reading is the reading shown on the odometer at the time it is recorded. When purchasing and selling a motorcycle, the odometer reading is reported to the RDW in accordance with legal requirements.
2. An odometer reading does not automatically guarantee that it represents the motorcycle’s original or actual mileage.
3. If the Garage Operator knows that the actual mileage is higher than the odometer reading, this will be disclosed to the customer before purchase.
4. If the RDW issues a warning regarding an inconsistent odometer reading, this will, where relevant, be stated in the advertisement or during the sales process.
5. The complete usage and maintenance history of a used motorcycle cannot always be established. For example, the motorcycle may previously have been used as a training motorcycle, track motorcycle, stunt motorcycle, lease, rental or demonstration motorcycle, or may have been involved in an accident or sustained damage. Where such relevant information is known to the Garage Operator, it will be disclosed to the customer.
6. The same applies to known modifications to the engine, power output, exhaust, electronics, chassis or factory equipment.
7. Due to GDPR legislation, the Garage Operator cannot provide information about previous owners.
Article 4 – Known Defects and Deviations
1. Known relevant defects, damage, missing parts, modifications or other particulars will be disclosed to the customer before purchase and, where necessary, stated in the agreement or invoice.
2. If a specific feature, defect or deviation has clearly been disclosed to the customer before the agreement is concluded and the customer expressly agrees to it, the customer cannot subsequently claim as if that feature or deviation had not been disclosed.
3. The above does not affect the statutory rights of consumers.
Article 5 – Delivery and Risk
1. The motorcycle will be delivered on the agreed date or, if no date has been agreed, as soon as possible.
2. The risk of loss, theft and damage passes to the buyer upon actual delivery of the motorcycle, unless the law provides otherwise.
3. Upon delivery, the Garage Operator will, where applicable, arrange the registration in the buyer’s name and receive the corresponding release certificate.
4. Until the full purchase price and any other amounts due have been paid, the motorcycle remains the property of the Garage Operator.
5. If the motorcycle is transported at the buyer’s request or collected by a third party, separate arrangements may be made.
Article 6 – Price and Payment
1. The agreed purchase price is stated in the agreement or on the invoice.
2. Unless otherwise agreed, the full purchase price must be paid before or upon delivery.
3. The motorcycle will only be delivered once payment has been received in full and irrevocably.
4. If payment is not made on time, the Garage Operator is entitled to suspend delivery and, insofar as legally permitted, charge statutory interest and reasonable extrajudicial collection costs.
5. Any financing is only final once the financing provider has definitively approved it and the agreed financing conditions have been met.
Article 7 – Cancellation
1. An agreement that has been validly concluded cannot simply be cancelled unilaterally by the buyer.
2. In the event of cancellation by the buyer, the Garage Operator may, insofar as legally permitted, charge a fee of 15% of the purchase price.
3. For distance sales or agreements concluded outside the business premises, the statutory rules regarding the right of withdrawal and cooling-off period apply.
4. If a consumer exercises a statutory right of withdrawal, the applicable statutory rules will be fully applied.
Article 8 – Warranty and Statutory Rights
1. In a consumer sale, the consumer has the statutory protection that applies when the motorcycle does not conform to the agreement. These statutory rights cannot be excluded or limited by these terms and conditions.
2. What a consumer may reasonably expect from a used motorcycle depends, among other things, on its age, mileage, price, condition, maintenance history, specification, usage history and the information provided before purchase.
3. Any commercial warranty offered by the Garage Operator is additional to the statutory rights. Its duration, scope and conditions are stated on the invoice, agreement or separate warranty certificate.
4. If a manufacturer’s, importer’s or other third-party warranty applies, the conditions established for that warranty apply.
5. Normal wear and tear, damage or defects arising after delivery as a result of incorrect, abnormal or improper use, an accident, fall, overloading or other circumstances attributable to the buyer are not covered by any commercial warranty, insofar as permitted by law.
6. The buyer must maintain the motorcycle in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and use it normally and carefully after purchase.
7. In the event of a defect, the buyer must inform the Garage Operator as soon as possible and give the Garage Operator a reasonable opportunity to assess the problem and, where applicable, repair it.
8. Where reasonably possible, the buyer must not have third parties carry out work on a defect for which they intend to hold the Garage Operator liable without prior consultation. This does not affect the statutory rights of consumers.
9. In a consumer sale, a complaint must be reported within a reasonable period after discovery. A notification within two months of discovery is in any event considered timely.
Article 9 – Distance Sales
1. For distance sales or agreements concluded outside the business premises, the statutory rules regarding information requirements, cooling-off period and withdrawal apply.
2. If a consumer validly exercises the right of withdrawal, the statutory rules regarding refunds, returns and any reduction in value apply.
3. The right of withdrawal does not apply in situations where the law provides an exception.
Article 10 – Repairs and Maintenance
1. Where possible, a quotation or cost estimate will be provided in advance for repair and maintenance work.
2. A cost estimate is not a fixed price unless expressly agreed otherwise.
3. If it becomes apparent during the work that the costs will be significantly higher than expected, the customer will be informed before additional work is carried out, insofar as reasonably possible.
4. The customer must collect the vehicle within the agreed period after completion of the work.
Article 11 – Liability
1. The Garage Operator is not liable for damage caused by circumstances attributable to the customer or a third party, such as incorrect or improper use, an accident, a fall, overloading or modifications made to the motorcycle by the customer or a third party.
2. To the extent that the Garage Operator is liable under the law, the statutory rules apply.
3. These provisions do not limit any statutory rights of consumers.
Article 12 – Complaints
1. Complaints should be reported as soon as possible using the contact details of Een Goeie Motor.
2. The Garage Operator will be given a reasonable opportunity to assess the complaint and, where applicable, remedy the problem.
3. The customer must provide the Garage Operator with the information and cooperation reasonably required to assess the complaint.
Article 13 – Final Provisions
1. Agreements with the Garage Operator are governed by Dutch law.
2. If any provision of these terms and conditions proves to be null and void or voidable, the remaining provisions will remain in force as far as possible.
3. A provision that proves to conflict with mandatory law will, insofar as necessary, be replaced by a legally valid provision that most closely achieves the purpose of the original provision.
4. For consumers, the statutory rules regarding competent jurisdiction and other mandatory provisions apply.