Copyright & Takedown

African Bikers World (africanbikersworld.com), operated by 2Gether Corporation. Last updated November 2026.

1. Our approach

We respect the rights of manufacturers, publishers and authors. The Site hosts a library of motorcycle manuals so that owners, riders and mechanics can find information for the bikes they use. We do not want to host anything that a rights holder has not allowed, and we act quickly when we are asked to remove something.

2. About the manuals on this Site

• Owner's manuals are published by manufacturers for owners, and many are made freely available by them online. Some other manuals on the Site were supplied to us by third parties or collected from public sources.
• Manuals, brand names, logos, model names and trademarks remain the property of their manufacturers, publishers and owners. They are shown for identification and owner information only and do not mean that the owner endorses, or is connected with, African Bikers World.
• We do not knowingly host manuals that a publisher sells commercially, and we remove them when we find them or are told about them.

3. Notice to rights holders

If you own, or act for the owner of, the copyright in material on the Site and you want it removed, please email admin@africanbikersworld.com with the subject "Takedown notice" and include:

• your full name, your company (if any), your postal address, telephone number and email address;
• a description of the work (for example the title, publisher or manufacturer, edition) and the right you say has been infringed;
• the address (URL) of the page or file on the Site that you want removed, or the manual's name and brand;
• what you want us to do (for example, remove the file and its listing);
• a statement that you are acting in good faith and that the information in your notice is, to the best of your knowledge, true and correct;
• your signature (a typed name is fine for email).

We will acknowledge your notice promptly and, where it is complete and the material appears to be covered, we will remove it first and look into the matter afterwards. Incomplete notices may delay this, so please include everything above.

4. If you believe something was removed by mistake

If you think material was removed in error, or that you have permission to publish it, email the same address with your contact details, the item concerned and your reasons. We will pass this to the person who made the notice and may restore the material where it is appropriate to do so.

5. Repeat issues

We keep a record of notices received. Material that is the subject of a valid notice will not be put back without the rights holder's agreement.

6. The law

We act in line with the Copyright Act 98 of 1978 and the notice-and-takedown provisions for online service providers in the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002. Sending a false or misleading takedown notice can have legal consequences for the sender.

7. Other content

This page covers copyright. For the rest of the Site's rules, see our Terms of Use. For corrections to business listings or personal information, see section 9 of those terms.