Other: — Frames and forks, and parts thereof:
Part of: 8714 — Parts and accessories of vehicles of headings 8711 to 8713:
959058 · 1996-06-14 — Protest 2904-96-100001; bicycle frame components; frame lugs; subheading 9907.87.01
The following is our decision regarding Protest 2904-96-100001, which concerns the classification of bicycle frame components under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The subject merchandise was entered on July 5, 1995, and the entry was liquidated on October 29, 1995. The protest was timely filed on January 2, 1996. FACTS: The bicycle frame components were described on the invoice as "Everest Front Drop Out C106-2, D1 Brazeon PV13 rear Canti unmittered, D1 Brazeon PV06N Front Canti." The protestant states that the three parts, the C106-2, PV-13 and PV06N, are welded…
954866 · 1993-12-07 — Parts of bicycle frames and forks; GRI 2(a); heading 8714; HQ954600
FACTS: The articles in question are parts of bicycle frames and forks which will be made in the United Kingdom. A typical frame set consists of the following eleven components: steering column; top tube; head tube; down tube; seat tube; seat stay (2); chain stay (2); and fork tube (2). At the time of importation, the goods will have been sold to Apollo Golf, Inc., for subsequent assembly with other components into complete bicycles. You indicate that the parts will be imported in compatible quantities sufficient for the assembly into the frames and forks of a whole number of bicycles. You…
954762 · 1993-11-18 — Bicycle frames and front forks; HQ 954600
FACTS: The articles in question are racing bicycle frame sets, consisting of a frame and matching fork. You state that the frame sets are the same except for the steel alloy used in their construction. ISSUE: Whether the bicycle frames and front forks must be classified separately under subheadings 8714.91.20 or 8714.91.30, HTSUS, for the frames, and subheading 8714.91.90, HTSUS, for the forks. LAW AND ANALYSIS: The General Rules of Interpretation (GRI's) to the HTSUS govern the classification of goods in the tariff schedule. GRI 1 states in pertinent part that "for legal purposes,…
954600 · 1993-09-17 — Bicycle frames and front forks
, requesting the classification of bicycle frames and front forks under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of a complete frame and a front fork, and two rear drop-out bolts. The frame and fork are packaged together in one box. No other components (i.e., bottom bracket, headset) are imported with the frame and fork. The models of the frames that are being imported are as follows: "Master Olympic," "Carbitubo," "C-93," "Conic SLX" and "Super Piu." ISSUE: Whether the bicycle frame and front fork are classifiable under subheading…
088228 · 1991-05-08 — Bicycle frame and fork complete with bottom bracket andheadset; Heading 8714; Subheading 8714.91; Subheading 8714.99;General Rule of Interpretation 6; General Rule of Interpretation3; composite good; General Rule of Interpretation 3(b)Explanatory Note (VII); Subheading 8714.91.30.
Your letter of October 18, 1990, requesting the tariff classification of the "Terry" brand bicycle frame and fork complete with headset and bottom bracket (Terry), has been forwarded to this office for reply. FACTS: The article in question is a bicycle frame and fork, complete with bottom bracket and headset. The Terry will be used in the assembly of a bicycle. ISSUE: Whether the Terry is properly classifiable within subheading 8714.91, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), which provides for "parts and accessories of vehicles of headings 8711 to 8713: [f]rames…
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