For deliveries within Switzerland (CH) and to Liechtenstein (LI), we charge a flat-rate shipping fee of CHF 11.50 for shipments weighing up to 30 kg. Shipping is carried out exclusively via Swisspost Priority to ensure fast and reliable delivery.
Free shipping for orders with a net value of CHF 500 or more.
Depending on the destination, our products are shipped from Switzerland to other countries exclusively via Swiss Post's Priority or Urgent shipping methods. (Urgent is not available in all countries.)
The following shipping costs are based on weight scales up to a maximum of 30 kg and serve as guidelines. They are based on many years of experience and may vary depending on the destination country and shipping method.
International shipments are generally made DAP – Place of Destination (Incoterms® 2020). Customs duties, import VAT and any other import charges in the destination country are payable by the recipient. For customer pick-ups, EXW – Holderbank, Switzerland (Incoterms® 2020) applies.
Our online shop currently calculates shipping costs on a flat-rate basis based on the highest weight category (30 kg). This procedure is necessary for technical reasons and has proven itself over many years, even if the shipping price displayed may initially appear higher in individual cases.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Every order is checked manually after receipt. If the actual shipping costs are lower, the difference will of course be adjusted or refunded.
Shipping methods
Priority (PostPac International) - Fast standard shipping abroad
Urgent (Urgent International) - Express delivery with shorter transit times (depending on the destination country)
Due to new EU customs regulations and the additional requirements associated with customs clearance, we must adjust our shipping conditions for deliveries from Switzerland to the European Union.
From November 1, 2026, we will only be able to process and ship orders with a delivery address within the European Union if the minimum merchandise value is CHF 150.00.
This change applies exclusively to deliveries to EU member states. Orders with delivery addresses in Switzerland, Liechtenstein or countries outside the EU are not affected by this minimum order value requirement.
The new EU customs regulations introduce additional administrative, technical and financial requirements for processing international shipments.
Particularly for smaller shipments, the administrative effort required for customs clearance is increasingly disproportionate to the value of the goods.
In addition, new EU customs duties and handling fees may apply, depending in part on the number of different customs tariff classifications within a shipment.
To ensure that we can continue supplying our products to customers in the EU reliably, in compliance with customs regulations and under economically sustainable conditions, we have decided to introduce a minimum order value.
Minimum merchandise value: CHF 150.00 per order, excluding shipping costs.
Effective date: November 1, 2026.
Applicable to: All delivery addresses within the European Union.
Orders below CHF 150.00: Unfortunately, we will no longer be able to process these orders for delivery to the EU from this date.
Orders of CHF 150.00 or more: Will continue to be processed and shipped as usual, subject to applicable customs and import regulations.
As part of the EU customs reform, additional duties and handling fees are being introduced for shipments originating from countries outside the European Union. These regulations also affect deliveries from Switzerland.
Flat-Rate Customs Duty of EUR 3.00 Since July 1, 2026
For certain shipments with a merchandise value of up to EUR 150.00, an additional flat-rate customs duty of EUR 3.00 is charged per distinct customs tariff category.
This flat-rate duty applies to the relevant low-value shipments and is separate from regular import VAT and any other applicable charges.
New EU Handling Fee of EUR 2.00 from November 1, 2026
In addition, a new EU handling fee (Union Handling Fee) of EUR 2.00 per distinct customs tariff classification will apply to eligible shipments sent to private customers.
This fee applies regardless of the merchandise value and may therefore also affect orders exceeding EUR 150.00.
The actual calculation depends on the customs declaration and the applicable regulations.
Our classic BMW motorcycle spare parts are classified under different customs tariff numbers (HS codes), depending on their type, material and intended use.
An order may therefore contain several different customs tariff classifications, even if all items are intended for the same motorcycle.
Example of an order:
Screws and bolts – HS heading 7318
Rubber seals – HS heading 4016
Electrical switches – HS heading 8536
Motorcycle spare parts – HS heading 8714
Calculation example:
4 different chargeable customs tariff classifications × EUR 2.00 = EUR 8.00 in additional handling fees.
The decisive factor is not the number of items ordered, but their customs tariff classification.
The HS codes listed above are provided for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a legally binding tariff classification.
Our deliveries to the European Union are generally made under DAP – Delivered at Place (Incoterms® 2020).
Any customs duties, import VAT, additional government handling fees and customs clearance charges are not included in our product prices or shipping costs and are generally the responsibility of the recipient.
Depending on the destination country and the applicable customs clearance procedure, these charges may be collected directly from the recipient or initially charged to the sender through the transport provider.
Special billing procedures of Swiss Post may apply, particularly to certain shipments destined for Germany.
Please note: Our minimum order value of CHF 150.00 is a company shipping policy and does not constitute a customs duty exemption threshold.
Orders exceeding this minimum value may therefore still be subject to customs duties, import VAT and additional handling fees.
We understand that this change may be particularly inconvenient for customers who have regularly placed smaller spare parts orders with us in the past.
As a specialist supplier of classic BMW motorcycle spare parts, we remain committed to providing our international customers with reliable access to the parts they need.
The increasing requirements for international customs clearance, together with additional duties and handling fees, present new challenges for both our customers and us as the sender.
We therefore recommend that our EU customers combine smaller spare parts orders whenever possible to meet the minimum order value and spread shipping costs across several items.
Please note, however, that different customs tariff classifications within a single shipment may still result in additional fees.
We sincerely thank you for your understanding and continued loyalty.
Mark Huggett GmbH – BMW Motorrad Classic
Last updated: October 30, 2026 – Subject to changes in customs regulations and clearance procedures.
Due to significant changes in U.S. customs regulations since August 2025, we would like to inform our customers in the United States about the current import requirements, possible additional charges, customs clearance procedures, and the refund of certain previously collected import duties.
Our shipments to the United States are generally handled by FedEx.
Please note that our product prices and shipping charges do not include U.S. customs duties, import taxes, or customs clearance fees.
Any applicable import charges are generally the responsibility of the recipient and may be collected by FedEx before or after delivery.
Previously, goods valued at up to USD 800 could generally be imported into the United States without customs duties under the so-called de minimis exemption.
Effective August 29, 2025, this duty-free exemption was suspended for shipments from all countries, including Switzerland.
As a result, shipments to the United States may be subject to customs duties, taxes, and additional clearance fees regardless of their value.
The former USD 800 threshold no longer provides an automatic exemption from import duties.
This does not mean that every product is necessarily subject to the same duty rate. Applicable charges depend on the goods, their customs classification, country of origin, and current U.S. import regulations.
When importing our BMW motorcycle spare parts into the United States, the following charges may apply:
Customs duties: Determined by U.S. Customs based on the type of goods, customs tariff classification, country of origin, and applicable duty rates.
Customs clearance and brokerage fees: Additional charges may be imposed by FedEx for processing customs formalities.
Import-related taxes and other government charges: May apply depending on the shipment and applicable regulations.
The actual amount of these charges cannot always be determined in advance.
All applicable import duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees are additional to our product prices and shipping costs.
Our shipments to the United States are generally made under DAP – Delivered at Place (Incoterms® 2020).
Under these conditions, the recipient is responsible for applicable import duties, taxes, and customs clearance charges.
FedEx may collect these charges directly from the recipient or issue a separate invoice following customs clearance.
Mark Huggett GmbH does not collect U.S. import duties on behalf of U.S. Customs and cannot guarantee the amount of duties or fees assessed upon importation.
Due to changes in U.S. customs regulations, additional inspections, documentation requirements, and increased processing workloads, international shipments may experience delays.
Customs clearance may take several days or, in exceptional cases, longer.
U.S. Customs may also request additional information, inspect shipments, or refuse clearance if applicable import requirements are not met.
Unfortunately, Mark Huggett GmbH has no influence over U.S. customs decisions, processing times, or possible shipment returns.
We appreciate your understanding if delivery times are extended due to customs procedures beyond our control.
On February 20, 2026, the United States Supreme Court ruled that certain import duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were unlawful.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has since begun processing refunds of eligible IEEPA import duties.
Customers who paid applicable IEEPA duties between February 2025 and February 24, 2026 may qualify for a refund under certain conditions.
Refunds for Our FedEx Shipments
FedEx has established a dedicated refund portal where affected customers can check whether FedEx has received a refund from U.S. Customs for their shipments.
FedEx – Check Your IEEPA Duty Refund
To check your refund status, you will generally need your FedEx tracking number or customs entry number, together with your contact information.
If a refund is available, you may be asked to provide additional payment and tax information through the secure FedEx portal.
Important Information Regarding Refunds
Refunds apply only to eligible IEEPA import duties. Other customs duties, import taxes, and customs clearance fees are not automatically covered by the Supreme Court decision.
The refund process is managed by the relevant U.S. authorities and FedEx, subject to the applicable customs entry and importer arrangements.
Mark Huggett GmbH is not responsible for processing or directly refunding U.S. import duties previously paid by the recipient.
We recommend that customers who received FedEx shipments during the relevant period review their import documents and check the official FedEx refund portal.
We want our international customers to be fully informed about possible additional costs before placing an order.
Please remember:
Our product prices exclude U.S. import duties, import taxes, and customs clearance fees.
Our shipping charges cover transportation and do not automatically include customs-related charges.
Additional import charges are generally payable by the recipient.
Customs regulations and applicable duty rates may change without prior notice.
A possible IEEPA duty refund does not mean that future shipments are automatically exempt from customs duties.
We recommend that our U.S. customers review the current customs regulations and take potential additional import costs into account when placing their orders.
For official information regarding U.S. customs regulations and import procedures, please visit:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) – Import and Export Information
FedEx – U.S. Tariffs and Customs Regulations
FedEx – IEEPA Tariff Refund Portal
As a specialist supplier of classic BMW motorcycle spare parts, we remain committed to supplying our customers in the United States with the parts they need.
We understand that changing customs regulations, additional import charges, and possible delays can create uncertainty and inconvenience.
We sincerely appreciate your understanding, patience, and continued trust in our company.
Mark Huggett GmbH – BMW Motorrad Classic
Last updated: October 30, 2026 – Subject to changes in U.S. customs regulations, import procedures, and official government decisions.
(Subject to change at any time as of 1 January 2025)
Urgent small goods up to 2 kg and 100 USD in value!- 30.50 CHF
2 kg - Priority: 36.00 CHF -Urgent: 36.00 CHF
5 kg - Priority: 46.00 CHF - Urgent: 158.00 CHF
10 kg - Priority: 52.00 CH - Urgent: 203.00 CHF
15 kg - Priority: 59.00 CHF - Urgent: 262.00 CHF
20 kg - Priority: 65.00 CHF - Urgent: 325.00 CHF
25 kg - Priority: 71.00 CHF - Urgent: 392.00 CHF
30 kg - Priority: 76.00 CHF - Urgent: 456.00 CHF
Urgent small items up to 2 kg and 100 USD in value! - 30.50 CHF
2 kg - Priority: 40.00 CHF - Urgent: 40.00 CHF
5 kg - Priority: 51.00 CHF - Urgent: 158.00 CHF
10 kg - Priority: 61.00 CHF - Urgent: 203.00 CHF
15 kg - Priority: 73.00 CHF - Urgent: 262.00 CHF
20 kg - Priority: 83.00 CHF - Urgent: 325.00 CHF
25 kg - Priority: 93.00 CHF - Urgent: 392.00 CHF
30 kg - Priority: 103.00 CHF - Urgent: 456.00 CHF
2 kg - Priority: 49.00 CHF - Urgent: 119.00 CHF
5 kg - Priority: 69.00 CHF - Urgent: 182.00 CHF
10 kg - Priority: 82.00 CHF - Urgent: 235.00 CHF
15 kg - Priority: 119.00 CHF - Urgent: 315.00 CHF
20 kg - Priority: 147.00 CHF - Urgent: 396.00 CHF
25 kg - Priority: 174.00 CHF - Urgent: 476.00 CHF
30 kg - Priority: 197.00 CHF - Urgent: 542.00 CHF
Urgent small items up to 2 kg and 100 USD in value! - 37.50 CHF
2 kg - Priority: 53.00 CHF - Urgent: NA
5 kg - Priority: 78.00 CHF - Urgent: 316.00 CHF
10 kg - Priority: 113.00 CHF - Urgent: 420.00 CHF
15 kg - Priority: 151.00 CHF - Urgent: 579.00 CHF
20 kg - Priority: 193.00 CHF - Urgent: 723.00 CHF
25 kg - Priority: 228.00 CHF - Urgent: 869.00 CHF
30 kg - Priority: 258.00 CHF - Urgent: 1’028.00 CHF
Urgent small items up to 2 kg and 100 USD in value! - 37.50 CHF
2 kg - Priority: 53.00 CHF - Urgent: 58.00 CHF
5 kg - Priority: 78.00 CHF - Urgent: 88.00 CHF
10 kg - Priority: 113.00 CHF - Urgent: 130.00 CHF
15 kg - Priority: 151.00 CHF - Urgent: 182.00 CHF
20 kg - Priority: 193.00 CHF - Urgent: 231.00 CHF
25 kg - Priority: NA - Urgent: 869.00 CHF
30 kg - Priority: NA - Urgent: 1’028.00 CHF
All prices are in CHF and are indicative only! The shipping costs displayed in the online shop are currently calculated as a flat rate based on the highest weight category (30 kg). Customs, tax and import duties of the respective destination country are not included in the shipping price and are payable by the recipient.