Am I required to declare my bike at Aduana (Mexican Customs) when I arrive?
Aduana will permit the importation of one used bicycle per person for your personal use while visiting Mexico. You are not required to pay a deposit on the bike nor is it registered with Aduana when you arrive. If your bike is not used, you will be required to declare it and pay duty unless you are travelling by air and your new bike is valued at under $300 USD. The $300 exemption on a new bike, when travelling by air depends on what other items you are bringing with you. Generally speaking you are allowed to bring with you duty-free: clothing and personal items such at toiletries in quantities sufficient for your stay in Mexico along with the luggage they are packed in.
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