Where can I find the Franchise Agreement for Byrider?
Byrider Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
The franchisor is Byrider Franchising Partners, LLC (referred to in this document as "Byrider Franchising Partners"). A person who buys a franchise from Byrider Franchising Partners is referred to in this Disclosure Document as "you." If you are a corporation, limited liability company or other entity, your owners must sign a personal guaranty to fulfill all of your obligations under the Franchise Agreement (Exhibit B).
If you purchase more than one franchise, you may enter into an area development agreement rider to the Franchise Agreement that you will sign (the "Area Development Agreement" – see Exhibit C). Before signing the Area Development Agreement, Byrider Franchising Partners and you will agree on the size and configuration of that protected territory, the number of Byrider businesses you commit to open, and the development schedule. Your protected territory will be determined based on local market conditions, demographics, and the number of Byrider businesses you agree to develop. The Area Development Agreement does not grant you the right to open a Byrider business or to use the Marks or the System. Rather, it controls your rights and obligations to acquire franchises. To acquire each franchise, you would be required to sign an individual Franchise Agreement that will govern the operation of the Byrider business. For each Byrider business you intend to open, when we accept your proposed site, you will sign Byrider Franchising Partners' then-current form of Franchise Agreement, the terms of which may materially differ from the form of Franchise Agreement that is attached as Exhibit B to this Disclosure Document.
Source: Item 1 — (FDD pages 11–13)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Byrider's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Franchise Agreement is included as Exhibit B. If a franchisee purchases more than one franchise, they may also enter into an Area Development Agreement, which is included as Exhibit C. The Area Development Agreement outlines the franchisee's rights and obligations to acquire franchises but does not grant the right to open a Byrider business or use Byrider's marks or system. To operate each franchise, the franchisee must sign an individual Franchise Agreement.
It is important to note that the terms of the Franchise Agreement signed when opening each Byrider business may differ materially from the form of the Franchise Agreement attached as Exhibit B. This means that while Exhibit B provides a sample agreement, the actual agreement a franchisee signs for each location could have different terms and conditions.
Prospective franchisees should carefully review Exhibit B to understand the general framework of the Franchise Agreement. They should also inquire with Byrider about any potential material differences that could exist in the final Franchise Agreement presented at the time of signing for each location. Understanding these potential variations is crucial for making an informed investment decision.