Creators
Ask us for a bike
We lend bikes to people who actually ride them and publish what they find. No script, no approval over your edit, and no takedown request if you did not like the thing.
What you can ask for
Three asks, three different answers
Say which one you want in the form — it changes who reads it and how fast you hear back.
A bike on loan
2–4 weeks · you ship nothing, you pay nothing
- We ship it to your door built, charged, with the tools.
- Two to four weeks — long enough for the weather to change at least once.
- Return label included — we book the pickup, you hand it over.
- Insured while it is with you — a scratch is not a bill.
- Publish whenever you are ready — no embargo, no date we hold you to.
A bike to keep
Long-term riders · a yearly conversation
- The bike is yours — no return date, no clause that takes it back.
- Service and parts on us for as long as we are working together.
- First access to new models before they are announced.
- A fee where it makes sense — agreed in writing, per project.
- You still owe us nothing beyond what we agree in one page.
Parts & accessories
A small ask, a fast yes
- Racks, lights, batteries, bags — whatever the build needs.
- For a bike you already own — it does not have to be ours.
- Usually shipped the same week from Venlo.
- No return — parts are yours to keep or to destroy on camera.
The deal, in front
What we ask, and what we never ask
The right column is the reason this page exists.
What we ask
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Ride it for two weeks before you publish
A bike is not a phone. The thing worth telling people is what it is like on day twelve, in the rain, with shopping on the back. -
Say it was a loan
In the video and in the description. EU rules require it, and your audience works it out anyway — the ones who say it up front are the ones people keep watching. -
Send us the link when it goes live
That is the whole reporting requirement. No spreadsheet, no monthly deck, no screenshots of your analytics. -
Tell us if it breaks
Not so we can hush it — so we can fix it, and so you have the real answer for the camera instead of a guess.
What we never ask
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To see your edit first
We do not review, approve, or comment on a video before it is published. Ever. -
To remove something you said
If the bike disappoints you, say so. We have published those on our own reviews page — pulling them would cost us more than they do. -
A follower count
There is no threshold to clear. We watch one thing you made and decide from that. -
Exclusivity
Test other brands, in the same week if you like. A comparison where we lose is still a comparison people believe.
How it goes
From a link to a bike at your door
Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.
Send one link
One thing you made. Not a media kit, not a deck — the actual video or article you are proudest of.
5 minutesWe watch it
A person watches it, not a follower filter. If it is a no, you get a no with a reason, which is more than most brands manage.
3 working daysWe agree what and when
Which bike, how long, roughly when you publish. One page in plain language, not a contract you need a lawyer for.
A day or twoIt ships from Venlo
Built and charged, with a return label in the box for loans. From then on it is your video.
2–5 working daysBefore you ask
The five things people write to ask first
Mostly they are asking whether there is a catch. There is not, but read them anyway.
How many followers do I need?
Do you approve the video before it goes out?
Do I have to send the bike back?
What if I damage it?
Is a loaned bike taxable?
Not answered here? support@huporenx.eu — we reply within one working day.
Apply
One link and five minutes
No media kit required, no follower count anywhere on this form.