Terms of use

Last updated: 22 October 2026.

1. Who publishes the service

MotoReet is published by SamBaCreation, in Belgium.
Contact: contact@motoreet.com

Using MotoReet means accepting these terms. If you don't agree, don't use the service.

2. What MotoReet is, and what it isn't

MotoReet is for finding the right people to ride with: posting a ride, joining one, knowing who you're heading out with, and getting organised.

MotoReet is not:

• a GPS or route planner - navigation is handled by an external app;
• a travel agency or an organiser of rides;
• an insurer, or roadside assistance in case of an accident;
• a dating site. The rider/pillion system is for organising rides.

3. Your account

• 16 years minimum.
• Your username is permanent. Reliability, ratings and reports are attached to it: a name you could change at will would let someone start afresh after bad behaviour. Your display name, on the other hand, can be changed freely.
• One account per person. Creating a second account to get around a block or a sanction is grounds for exclusion.
• Your information must be accurate: others decide whether to ride with you on that basis.
• You are responsible for your password. Let us know if you think someone has access to your account.

4. Riding together: who is responsible for what

This is the most important part of this text.

• The organiser of a ride is responsible for it. They choose the route, the announced pace and the participants. MotoReet does not check the route, its feasibility or its legality.
• Each participant remains responsible for their own riding. Valid licence, current insurance, roadworthy bike, gear, compliance with the highway code: nobody can do that for you, and riding in a group changes nothing about this rule.
• MotoReet does not verify anyone's identity. The "Confirmed member" badge attests to real attendance at rides, not to an identity check. Take the precautions you would take with any stranger.
• Carrying a pillion is agreed between the rider and the pillion. Check insurance and gear before you set off.
• Road captain: Belgian law regulates the supervision of groups of motorcyclists. MotoReet warns when the legal threshold is reached; it does not replace the organiser, who remains responsible for complying. No official certificate exists: a status declared on MotoReet has no legal value.

5. What we expect from you

The following are prohibited: harassment, threats, hate speech, sexual or violent content, publishing private information about others (address, phone, number plate), impersonation, unsolicited commercial canvassing, fraud, and any attempt to circumvent the security of the service.

Also prohibited: creating an account to collect GPX routes without taking part, posting fake ratings, and using MotoReet to organise races or speed trials on public roads.

6. Content you publish

Your photos, texts and routes remain yours. By publishing them, you grant MotoReet the right to display them in the service, to the people they are intended for - that's what technically allows them to be shown. Nothing more: we don't sell them, transfer them or use them for advertising without your consent.

Only publish what belongs to you, and nothing that reveals where you live.

7. Moderation and sanctions

Content may be removed, and an account suspended or banned, in the event of a breach of these terms or dangerous behaviour. Decisions take context and severity into account.

The person reported or blocked is not informed: telling them would expose the person reporting to retaliation, including offline.

If you believe a decision is unfair, write to contact@motoreet.com. You have the right to know the reasons and to challenge them.

8. Subscriptions and payments

• MotoReet Free remains usable for riding: profile, search, joining, chat, reliability, GPX, Privacy Zone. Paid plans are about volume and comfort, never about safety.
• MotoReet+: €3.99/month. MotoReet Premium: €7.99/month. Single Boosts €1.99, or €6.99 for five. Prices include VAT.
• Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled. You can cancel at any time; it stays active until the end of the period already paid for.
• On iPhone and Android, purchases and cancellations go through Apple or Google, under their own rules.
• Right of withdrawal: fourteen days for an online purchase. By requesting immediate access, you agree that performance begins straight away and you waive this right for the part already provided - this is what the law provides for a digital service delivered immediately.
• Purchased Boosts do not expire; those included with Premium are tied to a billing period.

9. Availability of the service

MotoReet is provided "as is". We do our best to keep it running, without guaranteeing that it will never be interrupted. An outage could prevent you from viewing a ride: always keep the meeting point and time somewhere other than in the app.

We cannot be held liable for damage resulting from a ride, from a member's behaviour, or from information published by a member. Nothing in these terms excludes our liability for gross negligence, wilful misconduct, or harm to life or physical integrity - Belgian law does not allow it, and we would not want it to.

10. Closing your account

You can delete your account at any time from the settings. The consequences are described in the privacy policy.

11. Changes

These terms may change. Any significant change will be announced in the app before it takes effect. Continuing to use the service after that date constitutes acceptance.

12. Governing law

Belgian law. In the event of a dispute, the Belgian courts have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer, you keep the right to bring proceedings before the court of your place of residence, and you can turn to mediation through the Consumer Mediation Service.