will I pay duty on a bike that I buy in the US and bring back to Canada?
82283
Not if you use the bike in the US before bringing it back here. BTW mountain bike or dirt bike?
832604
Hi,\nYou can try your local bike shops or go to major retails stores.\n\nYou could also try to buy one from abroad and importing it.\n\nif I were you and had money I would buy from abroad and import it, as it is reliable and you get original manufactures warranty.\n\nYou could also try ebay.co.uk or ebay.com and search for it there.\n\nHope this Helps!
706306
Customs bikes and trikes cost more because of the  Duty and Taxes on Imported Products. \n\n    * tariff classifications,\n    * import duty rates,\n    * quotas restrictions,\n    * and all other product specific import details. \nAll play apart in the final price of the product you buy or have imported.\n\nIf your talking about having a bike custom built in this country and there is only a few reasons for doing so and the biggest reason for costing so much is materials and components. \nMost people that have a bike built do with the highest grade and lightest materials available, and the best components they can find and it ups the cost, then you can look forward to paying a builder top dollar to do the build and it's not cheap.\n\nIMO unless your made of money and can put this bike on the wall to look pretty and or for show, it's a waste cause I'm sure not going to put a custom on the road for riding.
80715
Yes most certainly it is up to you .  If you don't get truck fixed you are one to loose ( although I am from Canada ) that is how it works here
185274
You're going to want a hardtail if you'll be pulling a trailer, and definitely front suspension if you'll be doing long rides, a longer seat post, with either a high rise stem, or a riser bar, or maybe both, after all comfort is the most important part of the trip, and you don't want your neck and back to be stiff and sore after a good ride, just your legs. Some semi slick continental tires will do you good also. Rocky Mountain Bicycles are the way to go to get a quality ride, hand built in Canada! check them out at http://www.bikes.com
995265
None.\n\nAs per latest norms you dont have to pay duty - if you are carrying a single computer when you visit or come to india.\n\nHowever if you are importing PC's as a commerical activity - different rates apply depending on whether you are importing them as units that can be assembled or as complete kits.
296337
most likely not, they have strict guidelines as to bringing food into another country... I went to canada a while ago, they were more concerned about the food and stuff that was in the cooler, than the beer I was bringing back
239835
You just cross over the boarder into British Columbia, going thru Canadian Customs. Just make sure you have some photo ID on you. Have fun!
1076844
LMAO  Nope, you can't pay for heaven with your bike, even if it may be your prized possession!  LOL  Blessings.
1068799
Of course!  That's an advantage.  Some disadvantages are that you must ask for higher shipping and handling in most cases.  Another disadvantage is you must find a way to find the currency equivalent (i.e. items in the U.S. are less expensive than Canada and the United Kingdom).  Ebay will help with that.  Just type in your new address on ebay.
678733
if you want a carrier or certified carrier go to the customs house and they know who can carry your merchandise. The carrier will probably be bonded and have a good reputation
1123207
If you are asking where you can buy a bike and make payments, many bike shops offer either in-house (layaway) or loans (through a bank or other financial institution).  Just ask at your local bike shop.  Be prepared to put at least 25% down on your new bike.  Ride safe!
828302
I think I answered this before,but here goes..\n\nRoyce Union bikes are department store models and as such are not intended for "off road riding" I think they even have a little sticker that says it.\n\nAt a Target store, I think they sell for either $169.00 or $199.00, so in used condition the DSX 700 will probably have a value of $75.00 or less.\n\nJust because a bike has dual suspension and an aluminum frame does not make it a mountain bike, nor does it make the bike more valuable.\n\nSorry, but those are the facts.
881558
$190!!! FROM MA TO THE MAPLE LEAF!! I'm in CT and I have done some frame shipping to Canada before and it has only ran me about 30-45 depending on frame weight...I use USPS
359765
No, Almost all USA products brought must be pay by back in Us dollars unless it is under a wired transfer from the bank to a account in the states.The Bank will have its own transfer rates.
465201
No. You always have to pay a fee, unless you find a person yourself interested in exchanging the same amount of C$ to US$ as you want to change US$ to C$, for a rate that you can both agree on. It would be very unlikely that this would happen so just pay the fee and let brokers and dealers do all the work.
80540
look on cycletrader.com