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U.S. imports of motorcycles & parts (End-Use 41100) totaled $375.7M in April 2026, traded with 58 countries.
Importers of Motorcycles & Parts paid $44.1M in duties in April 2026 — an effective duty rate of 13% on $337.7M in dutiable value, based on actual customs collections rather than the published tariff schedule.
Last updated: April 2026 dataMotorcycles and their parts enter the US under a classification framework that distinguishes engine displacement — typically segmented at 50cc, 250cc, and 800cc thresholds — with duty rates and trade-remedy exposure varying across those bands. Certain motorcycle categories have been subject to retaliatory tariffs from trading partners in response to US Section 232 and Section 301 actions, creating a complex bilateral trade environment for major brands that both import and export within this segment. Parts and accessories, which often move on separate entries from complete motorcycles, must be classified individually and may carry different duty treatment than the finished vehicle.
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The HTS subdivides motorcycles by engine displacement, with distinct subheadings for engines not exceeding 50cc (mopeds and scooters), those between 50cc and 250cc, 250cc to 500cc, 500cc to 800cc, and over 800cc. Each band carries its own duty rate, and the displacement also affects EPA and DOT compliance requirements. Importers should confirm the engine specification on the manufacturer's certificate of origin and technical documentation to ensure the correct subheading is declared.
Motorcycles imported for sale must comply with EPA emissions standards (administered under the Clean Air Act) and DOT Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). Importers must file HS-7 (DOT) and EPA 3520-1 declarations at entry. Motorcycles not originally manufactured to US standards may require costly modifications and bond posting, and non-conforming vehicles are subject to refusal of admission or re-export. Working with a registered importer familiar with both agencies' requirements is strongly advisable.
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