Under what condition can Byrider unilaterally change the Manual?

According to Byrider's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the company can change, improve, and further develop the confidential operating procedures, methods, and techniques outlined in the Byrider system from time to time. This system encompasses various aspects of the Byrider business model, including facility design, used vehicle sales and service, vehicle financing, computer software, exterior and interior design, signage, operating procedures, and techniques for inventory and cost controls, collections, record keeping, accounting and reporting, personnel management, purchasing, service and reconditioning, sales promotion, marketing, and advertising.

This means that Byrider retains the right to modify its operational guidelines and standards as it sees fit. These changes could affect how a franchisee manages their day-to-day operations, implements marketing strategies, or handles customer interactions. The manual is a critical document for franchisees as it outlines the specific procedures and standards expected by Byrider.

For a prospective franchisee, this unilateral control means they must be prepared to adapt their business practices to align with any changes Byrider implements. While Byrider's changes are intended to improve the system, franchisees need to be aware that they may need to invest additional time and resources to implement these changes effectively. It is important for potential franchisees to understand the scope and frequency of these changes and how Byrider communicates these updates to its franchisees.