Newenough.com - anybody order from here before?

[janjan]

Just wondering what you had to pay in terms of shipping, duty, and any other hidden costs?

[xjonjonx]

I ordered my Jacket and boots from newenough. As with anything you order from the states, duties will apply. Shipping was reasonable. Would definately do business with them again. As far as duties goes, I bought a jacket for 130 and paid $20 in duties if I remember correctly.

[stevie t]

I ordered my Jacket and boots from newenough. As with anything you order from the states, duties will apply. Shipping was reasonable. Would definately do business with them again. As far as duties goes, I bought a jacket for 130 and paid $20 in duties if I remember correctly.

So when the 130 dollar jacket shows up at your door, do you pay the extra duty etc?
Can you have them ship usps?

[Gaoler]

I've bought from NewEnough several times.
No problems.

If your package is intercepted by customs you'll be charged pst/gst plus the $5 charge they nail you with for inspecting your package.

Some times my stuff gets inspected... Sometimes not.

Lately I've been having my stuff delivered to CANAM in Niagara Falls NY.
I take a morning and go pick it up myself.

If you can, have your gear shipped via USPS... UPS and other courier outfits charge brokerage fees to get you package cleared thru customs. UPS's fees I kow from first hand experience are outragious.

[anth1414]

the duty you pay is 100% up to how the seller labels the package.


not all packages that come from the US will be hit with a duty fee.
i have had many packages come with no duty and few with duty.

it is all up to the person who is putting into the mail system.

it is hit or miss.

[azia]

^ not necessarily. if an item is marked gift and customs opens it and decides it's not a gift but an actual purchase, they'll ding you with customs. you can always try to fight it but usually it's a long *** process and half the time doesn't work. and marking gif usually only works with private sellers than an obvious business name.

i've ordered 3 times from new enough. the 1st time a big order of 2 helmets, 1 jacket, 1 pair of gloves. no duty. the 2nd time got dinged. the 3rd one is coming in a few days.

newenough lets you pick USPS or UPS (NEVER USE a 3rd party like UPS/Fedex/etc. unless you want to pay out the behind in stupid charges + wait by your door all day). USPS int priority usually takes 5-7 business days and is cheapest. only delivery confirmation, no tracking. USPS Express is insured, takes 3-5 business days, and has full tracking.

[janjan]

Thanks for the heads up guys! I ordered boots, visor and a pair of gloves. hopefully it gets by customs so i don't have to pay duty! I picked USPS for delivery since it was the cheapest haha. Guess we'll see what happens..

[Gaoler]

"Duty" and "tax" are two different things.

Generally there is no "duty" on products manufactured in the USA.

[GT_Hawk]

ordered jacket for my motherand pants for me, worked out well. Had to pay when it arrived but the deal on the jacket was stioll worth it. Now if the canadian $ would go back up (already at 81 cents us $) it would be a great palce to shop but the tax I can live with, duty sucks and conversion sucks but if its not in canada (fieldshere mercyry pants) then its a great way to get it

[chelle333]

"Duty" and "tax" are two different things.

Generally there is no "duty" on products manufactured in the USA.

+1

It does depend on the paperwork as well. If something was made in China, and your customs paperwork states that, your gonna pay. I have purchased from a few online retailers from the states and luckily all of my items were marked as USA (although they were manufactured in other countries - any textiles manuf. outside of the USA heft a large duty).

[tooCanad]

Bought my pants there, and some other goodies. Got stuck with duties.

[Duster929]

New Enough are a class operation, all around. Solid people, solid prices, solid customer service.

There shouldn't be any "duty" if the package is labelled "motorcycle parts". I don't think New Enough will lie and mark your package as "gift".

There will, however, be taxes (GST & PST) at the border, and USPS will only charge you $5-$8 as customs brokerage fee.

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[Lunatic]

Just got two new jackets from them today. Ordered last Sunday. Fees/taxes on delivery were $28, $5 of that was a handling fee. Got two technic jackets for $150US, the cheaper of the two was $150CDN on sale at the last bike show. I've also ordered pants and saddlebags from them in the past, never a problem.

[janjan]

Well my package has come in, gotta pay 52.02 + taxes. Kinda sucks. oh well. Not sure if I'll be ordering from these guys again. The exchange rate is already shart. On the other hand..yay I get my new gear!

[patronftw]

just so you know
since your in Niagara and very close to the border
you can get your things shipped to US ADDRESS.
You'll save a lot on;
-shipping (most places ship for free in the 48 states)
-time (it will get there super fast due to no customs)
-brokerage fees (you'll do that yourself coming over)

it costs 5 bux a box at this place and well... you can also "save" on taxes if your brave enuf

[Scudzo_2]

"Duty" and "tax" are two different things.

Generally there is no "duty" on products manufactured in the USA.

There's no duty on motorcycle parts or accessories coming out of the US, it's not really dependent on where, but who is making the sale.

There's a thread buried in the archives here that has a link to the Revenue Canada site, listing what does and doesn't have duty, but I'm not to sure what to search for.

[janjan]

Thanks for the heads up patron, gear already came in though. Will use your advice if I order more stuff

[[evo]]

their closeouts are awesome. Got a 2pc technic suit last year for $275

[Fingolfin]

I've bought from NewEnough several times.
No problems.

If your package is intercepted by customs you'll be charged pst/gst plus the $5 charge they nail you with for inspecting your package.

Some times my stuff gets inspected... Sometimes not.

Lately I've been having my stuff delivered to CANAM in Niagara Falls NY.
I take a morning and go pick it up myself.

If you can, have your gear shipped via USPS... UPS and other courier outfits charge brokerage fees to get you package cleared thru customs. UPS's fees I kow from first hand experience are outragious.

i just recieved a car part from UPS (after the seller told me he was shipping USPS) 78 CAD. I had to pay those dicks $30 in duty...

**** UPS

[Fingolfin]

just so you know
since your in Niagara and very close to the border
you can get your things shipped to US ADDRESS.
You'll save a lot on;
-shipping (most places ship for free in the 48 states)
-time (it will get there super fast due to no customs)
-brokerage fees (you'll do that yourself coming over)

it costs 5 bux a box at this place and well... you can also "save" on taxes if your brave enuf

how do you get an address though? do you need to know someone who lives there?