Partner programme
Sell our bikes without buying a warehouse
Two ways in: a shop with a showroom and a workbench, or an online seller with an audience. Neither one starts with a pallet of bikes in your hallway.
Two ways to partner
Pick the model that fits you
They are not tiers — nobody has to grow into the other one. A shop with a workshop and a marketplace seller need opposite things from us.
Local bike shops
Showroom & service partner · no stock
- Competitive commission on every sale — the customer orders on our site, you earn.
- Zero inventory, zero risk — no cash tied up, no unsold stock.
- Discounted demo bikes for your showroom and test rides.
- Keep the labour income — you bill assembly and setup.
- Parts shipped from our warehouse on demand — nothing to stock.
- Warranty is on us — big-ticket claims go to the brand.
- Listed on our dealer map — we drive footfall to your door.
Online distributors
E-commerce & marketplace partners
- Dropshipping — we fulfil every order direct to the buyer.
- Data feed / API — images, specs, stock, and price auto-sync.
- Channel rules — approved platforms only, no marketplace free-for-all.
- Enforced price parity — uniform pricing and discounts, MAP floor.
- Clear RMA and returns workflow.
- Priority stock and first access to new models.
How the money works
What one sale actually looks like
The short version: you never buy a bike to sell a bike.
They ride the demo
Somebody walks in, tries the bike in your showroom, asks you the questions they would never type into a search box.
Your floor, your conversationThe order goes through your code
They order on our site with your dealer code — or you place it for them on the tablet at the counter. Nothing is bought in advance.
No cash from youWe ship it
To them, or to your shop if they would rather collect it built. Parts leave Venlo the same day they are ordered.
1–3 working daysYou bill the labour, we pay the commission
Assembly and setup are yours to invoice at your own rate. The commission lands on one monthly statement.
Paid monthlyThe fine print, in front
What we ask, and what we never ask
The right column is the one worth reading — it is where most dealer programmes get expensive.
What we ask
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A real address people can walk into
A showroom, a market stall at weekends, a workshop — something with a door. Online-only sellers go through the distributor route instead. -
Somebody who can turn a spanner
Your own workshop or a named partner one. We train them, we pay for the training, and it is two days, not a semester. -
Our prices, on every channel
Same price as our own site, same discounts, same sale dates. Undercutting the brand ends the agreement — for you and for everyone else. -
One honest sentence when something breaks
Tell us early. A claim we hear about from the customer first is a claim that already went wrong twice.
What we never ask
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A minimum order
There is no pallet, no starter pack, no annual target hanging over you in November. -
A franchise or listing fee
Nothing to pay to become a dealer, and nothing monthly to stay one. -
Exclusivity from your side
Carry the other brands you already carry. We would rather be on a shelf next to them than not on a shelf. -
A refit of your shop
No branded wall, no uniform, no floor plan. A demo bike and a QR card is the whole kit.
Before you apply
The five questions every shop asks first
If the answer to one of these is a dealbreaker, better to know now than on the call.
Do I have to buy stock?
How much do I earn on a sale?
Who pays when something breaks?
Can I sell it on a marketplace?
I already sell three other brands
Not answered here? support@huporenx.eu — we reply within one working day.
Apply
One form, two shapes
Pick which one you are and the middle of the form changes.