GST Rate and HSN Code for Cycles

GST Rate and HSN Code for Cycles

Check the HSN classification for bicycles and bicycle parts and understand the current GST rate after the rate reduction announced for these products.

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GST on Cycles Explained
 

GST on Cycles Explained

  • In summary


    GST on cycles is 5% for the specified HSN 8712 entries from 22 September 2025. HSN 8712 covers bicycles and other non-motorised cycles, while HSN 8714 covers relevant parts and accessories. From 22 September 2025, the specified entries under both headings attract 5% GST.


    • The September 2025 GST rationalisation changed the rate for these entries from 12% to 5%.
    • GST of 5% on a taxable value of Rs. 10,000 is Rs. 500.
    • Products outside HSN 8712 or HSN 8714 require separate tariff classification.

    Use the HSN description that matches the product’s actual characteristics. Keep the classification, taxable value, GST rate, and tax calculation together in your invoice records.

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What is the HSN code for bicycles?

  • Bicycles and other non-motorised cycles fall under HSN heading 8712. Parts and accessories fall under heading 8714, subject to the exact tariff classification.


    HSNProduct categoryGST rate
    8712Bicycles and other cycles, not motorised5%
    8714Parts and accessories of bicycles and other cycles5%

    The GST Council in September 2025 stated that the GST rate on bicycles and parts was reduced from 12% to 5%.

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What is the current GST rate on bicycles?

  • The current GST on cycles covered by HSN 8712 is 5%, subject to the product meeting the tariff description.


    As per the Press Information Bureau's September 2025 GST rate rationalisation, bicycles and other non-motorised cycles covered by HSN 8712 attract 5% GST from 22 September 2025. Parts and accessories covered by HSN 8714 also attract 5% GST.

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How do you calculate GST on a bicycle?

Check the GST on cycles against the current HSN description and effective date before invoicing.


Example 


Arjun, a 36-year-old cycle retailer in Pune with monthly business income of Rs. 1.25 lakh and a CIBIL score of 710, sells a bicycle with a taxable value of Rs. 10,000. GST = Rs. 10,000 × 5% = Rs. 500, so the amount including GST is Rs. 10,500.

GST is calculated by applying the applicable rate to taxable value. For example, if taxable value is Rs. 10,000 and the applicable rate is 5%, GST is Rs. 500 and the total before other charges is Rs. 10,500.

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Does every cycle-related product attract 5% GST?

No. You must first establish the correct HSN classification. A cycle, electric vehicle, tyre, accessory, and component can fall under different tariff entries depending on technical characteristics.

What costs should a cycle seller account for?

GST is a direct tax amount on the taxable value of a cycle or covered part. At a taxable value of Rs. 10,000, the 5% GST rate produces Rs. 500 GST. Other business costs such as freight, packaging, payment processing, inventory, and operating expenses are separate from the GST calculation.


Cost itemWhat to budget
GST on HSN 8712 cycles5% of the taxable value from 22 September 2025.
GST on HSN 8714 parts5% of the taxable value from 22 September 2025.
Other operating costsBudget separately for freight, packaging, inventory, payment processing, and other business expenses.

What should cycle sellers check before invoicing?

Record the GST on cycles calculation with the HSN, taxable value, and tax amount on the invoice.


  • Confirm the product’s HSN classification.
  • For bicycles and other non-motorised cycles under HSN 8712, the applicable GST rate is 5%. Parts and accessories covered by HSN 8714 also attract 5% GST under the September 2025 rate rationalisation.
  • Apply the correct rate to taxable value.
  • Show required GST details on the invoice.

Keep the following documents and records to support the classification, taxable value, and GST treatment of cycles and cycle parts:


  • GST records supporting reported output tax and eligible input tax credit, where applicable.
  • Purchase and sales records supporting the taxable value and GST calculation.
  • Tax invoices showing the applicable HSN and GST rate.
  • Product specifications supporting classification under HSN 8712 or HSN 8714, as applicable.

Can a business loan help a cycle business manage inventory?

A business loan can be considered for eligible inventory and working-capital requirements after you assess sales cycles and repayment capacity. Bajaj Finance Business Loan offers Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 80 lakh, with tenures from 12 months to 96 months, subject to business loan eligibility and applicable terms. Approval can depend on verification and document completeness. 

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Frequently asked questions

Overview

What is the GST rate on bicycles in India?

From 22 September 2025, bicycles and other non-motorised cycles covered by HSN 8712 attract 5% GST. The Press Information Bureau’s September 2025 GST rate rationalisation also places the relevant parts and accessories under HSN 8714 at 5%. 

What is HSN 8712?

HSN 8712 covers bicycles and other cycles, including delivery tricycles, that are not motorised. For the GST on cycles, use the tariff description together with the product’s actual characteristics before selecting the heading. A cycle-related product that is not covered by HSN 8712 can require another classification, so do not apply the 5% rate solely because the product is marketed as a cycle.

What is HSN 8714?

HSN 8714 covers parts and accessories of bicycles and other cycles, subject to the detailed tariff description. For the GST on cycles, confirm that the particular part or accessory falls under the relevant HSN 8714 entry before applying the 5% rate. The revised rate applies from 22 September 2025 onwards.

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