Subject: Re: Front Brakes
Author: Alacritas
Date: Nov 14, 2001, 7:47 PM
Post ID: 1708895445
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Re-shipping: When shipping parts to Canada write parts for bike older
than 25 years and you don't pay duty - maybe it works the same way
around for US custom when shipping Canada to US?
Elisabeth
Ian Adkins a *crit :===========================================
| Brian's address is: Brian Henderson1919 Cassburn RdVankleek Hill, OntarioK0B 1R0Canada (613) 678-3364 Just some words of caution. Be sure to check about the shipping charges. I have heard that if you ship a carrier like UPS ground there are all kinds of duties to be paid. Best system I have found for shipping into Canada is good ol' regular mail but I don't know if they ship heavy stuff like wheels.Brakes will ship ok though. Brian may more know and my info may not be applicable for stuff that is coming into the country and then going out. However, anytime you cross the border there are all kinds of greedy beauraucrats rubbing their hands together. Regards...Ian |
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Re-shipping: When shipping parts to Canada write parts for bike older than
25 years and you don't pay duty - maybe it works the same way around for
US custom when shipping Canada to US?
<p>Elisabeth
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<pre>Ian Adkins a *crit :===========================================</pre>
<blockquote TYPE=CITE><font face="Courier"><font color="#000000">Brian's
address is:</font></font> <font face="Courier">Brian Henderson</font><font face="Courier">1919
Cassburn Rd</font><font face="Courier">Vankleek Hill, Ontario</font><font face="Courier">K0B
1R0</font><font face="Courier">Canada</font> <font face="Courier">(613)
678-3364</font> <font face="Courier">Just some words of caution. Be
sure to check about the shipping charges. I have heard that if you ship
a carrier like UPS ground there are all kinds of duties to be paid. Best
system I have found for shipping into Canada is good ol' regular mail but
I don't know if they ship heavy stuff like wheels.Brakes will ship ok though.</font> <font face="Courier">Brian
may more know and my info may not be applicable for stuff that is coming
into the country and then going out. However, anytime you cross the border
there are all kinds of greedy beauraucrats rubbing their hands together.</font> <font face="Courier">Regards...Ian</font></blockquote>
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