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8714 91Select TARIC subcode

Other - Frames and forks, and parts thereof

Available TARIC subcodes: 15
8714 911021

Constructed from carbon fibres and artificial resin, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including e-bikes)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911025

Frame, constructed from aluminium or aluminium and carbon fibres and artificial resin, for the use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911029

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911031

Constructed from carbon fibres and artificial resin, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including e-bikes)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911035

Frame, constructed from aluminium or aluminium and carbon fibres and artificial resin, for the use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911039

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911075

Constructed from carbon fibres and artificial resin, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including e-bikes)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911077

Frame, constructed from aluminium or aluminium and carbon fibres and artificial resin, for the use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 911089

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913025

Front forks, except rigid (non-telescopic) front forks made entirely of steel, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913029

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913035

Front forks, except rigid (non-telescopic) front forks made entirely of steel, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913039

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913072

Front forks, except rigid (non-telescopic) front forks made entirely of steel, for use in the manufacture of bicycles (including electric bicycles)

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
8714 913089

Other

Duty 0-4,7%VAT 23%
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Classification of bicycle frames and forks CN 871491

CN code 871491 covers frames and forks, and parts thereof, intended for bicycles and other cycles under heading 8712. The frame is the fundamental structural element of a bicycle to which all other components are attached. Forks (front suspension) connect the front wheel to the frame and enable steering. This code classifies frames made from steel, aluminium, carbon fibre, titanium, and other materials for road, mountain, city, gravel, BMX, and electric bicycles. Both rigid and suspension forks fall within this code. Import follows standard customs procedures, and duty rates should be verified in the TARIC or ISZTAR system.

Safety requirements and standards

Bicycle frames and forks imported into the EU must comply with safety standard EN ISO 4210, specifying strength requirements, fatigue, and impact test methods. E-bike frames are additionally subject to EN 15194. Frame materials must be free from structural defects that could lead to fracture under load. Carbon frames require particular quality control due to composite material characteristics. Chinese frame imports may be subject to extended anti-dumping duties on bicycle parts – verification in the TARIC system is recommended.

Bicycle frame and fork market

The bicycle frame market is dominated by Asian production – Taiwan and China are the main suppliers of aluminium and carbon frames globally. Chinese frame imports may be subject to extended anti-dumping duties on bicycle parts. European manufacturers focus on the premium segment – custom-made carbon and titanium frames. The gravel and e-bike trends drive demand for new frame types with battery and motor mounts. Suspension fork manufacturers – Fox, RockShox (SRAM), Manitou – offer technologically advanced products for OEM and aftermarket.

Frequently asked questions

Are bicycle frame imports from China subject to anti-dumping duties?
Bicycle frame imports from China may be subject to extended anti-dumping duties imposed on bicycle parts by the EU. Current rates and scope should be verified in the TARIC system, as regulations may change. Anti-dumping duties on bicycle parts were introduced to prevent circumvention of anti-dumping duties on complete bicycles through parts assembly in the EU.
What safety standards must bicycle frames meet?
Bicycle frames must comply with EN ISO 4210 covering static strength requirements, fatigue testing, and impact testing. E-bike frames are additionally subject to EN 15194. Frames must withstand specified loads without permanent deformation or cracking. Manufacturers should conduct strength testing and document results. Non-compliance may result in product recall from the market.
How to classify a suspension fork for a bicycle?
A suspension fork (front suspension) for a bicycle is classified under CN code 871491 as a bicycle fork. Classification covers both rigid and suspension forks, regardless of damping type (spring, air, oil). E-bike forks also fall within this code, provided they are intended for vehicles under heading 8712.