Legal notice
Who publishes Moto Zero, how to reach us, the licence of the material, the credits for third-party content, and how to ask for content to be removed.
01Publisher
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Transitions Lab, the Netherlands |
| Programme | Moto Zero, new name Motopedia (motopedia.org), an open educational programme |
| Website | transitionslab.org |
| marcel@transitionslab.org (the team) | |
| Contact form | Contact page |
| Postal address | Available on request |
| Registration and VAT number | Available on request |
| Responsible for content | The Transitions Lab team |
02Hosting
The website is hosted by Vercel Inc. Accounts, comments and uploads are stored with Supabase, Inc. Details are in the privacy policy.
03Licence
Text, course plates and 3D models (with their renders) are by Transitions Lab and released under CC BY-SA 4.0. Credit them as “Moto Zero, Transitions Lab, CC BY-SA 4.0” and share adaptations under the same licence. Photographs from the Transitions Lab collection are not covered by this licence. Details are in the terms of use.
04Third-party content
- Repair course photographs from Dan's Motorcycle Repair Course are used with the owner's permission.
- Images from Wikimedia Commons are used under their own free licences and credited with author and licence where they appear.
- YouTube videos are embedded through YouTube's own player and credited to their channels; they are not copied and remain the property of their creators.
- Comments and photos posted by members belong to the members who posted them.
- Source documents and references are listed on the Sources page.
05Trademarks
Names of motorcycle makers, models, parts suppliers and other brands are trademarks of their owners. They are used only to identify the machines and parts discussed. Moto Zero is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them unless stated.
06Removal of content and takedown
If you believe that something on the site infringes your copyright or other rights, shows you or your personal data without permission, or is unlawful, email the team at marcel@transitionslab.org with the subject “Removal request”, or use the contact form. Please include:
- the address (URL) of the page and a description of the content;
- who you are and why the content should be removed (for example, that you own the rights);
- how we can reach you.
We take content down quickly while we look into it when a request is well founded, and we tell the person who posted it where appropriate. For comments and photos, see also the community guidelines.
07Applicable law
This website and these notices are governed by Dutch law. See the terms of use.
Last updated 6 November 2026.