Buy Genuine Two-Wheeler Spare Parts from India for South Africa

South Africa is a mature motorcycle market with a large parts trade, and India supplies only a small part of it. If you import or distribute parts for Bajaj, TVS, Hero, KTM, Yamaha or Royal Enfield, we can supply genuine parts from India in mixed LCL or full containers.

  • South Africa imports, 2024: about USD 11.7 million
  • From India, 2024: about USD 0.4 million
  • India share: about 3%, up from 2% in 2023
  • Shipping: FCL and mixed-brand LCL

All African markets | All brands and part families

Brands we supply

  • Bajaj
  • KTM
  • TVS
  • Hero
  • Yamaha
  • Royal Enfield

Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Exim Kithab is an independent exporter and is not affiliated with these manufacturers.

What the numbers say

According to UN Comtrade, South Africa reported imports of motorcycle parts (HS 8714.10) of about USD 11.7 million in 2024, about the same as the USD 11.6 million of 2023. From India came about USD 0.4 million in 2024 and about USD 0.2 million in 2023.

India is about 3% of the market, up from about 2%. Most of the market is served by other origins, so a clear quote and reliable shipping are what make a new supplier worth trying.

What you need to import

Import rules for motorcycle parts, including any standards or registration requirements, are set by the customs authority in your country and can change. Ask your clearing agent what applies to the parts you plan to buy. We handle the export side from India to your port: commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading.

One container, several brands

Most parts importers sell more than one brand. Instead of three small shipments from three suppliers, we can gather Bajaj, TVS, Hero or other parts into one LCL shipment, or fill a full container when your volume is there. One invoice, one packing list, one shipment to track.

Parts importers ask us for

Brakes

  • Brake pads
  • Brake shoes
  • Discs and drums

Clutch and drive

  • Clutch plates
  • Chain and sprocket kits

Engine

  • Air and oil filters
  • Gaskets and seals
  • Spark plugs

Electricals

  • Switches
  • Bulbs and indicators
  • Ignition parts

Cables and controls

  • Clutch, throttle and brake cables
  • Levers

Body and fittings

  • Mirrors
  • Footrests and handlebar parts
  • Panels

These are the families importers ask for most. Whether a part is available is confirmed against your part-number list, not assumed. Orders are placed by pack quantity, meaning the carton or pack size of each part.

How we ship

  1. Send your list: Brands, models and part numbers or photos of the parts. A spreadsheet or a WhatsApp message both work.
  2. We check and quote: We confirm which parts we can supply and quote for your destination port. Prices depend on the list, the brands and the quantity.
  3. Pack and consolidate: If you buy from more than one brand, we can bring the parts together in one mixed LCL shipment instead of several small ones.
  4. Ship FCL or LCL: Full container (FCL) when the order fills a container, LCL when it does not. We tell you which makes sense for your volume. We ship from any major Indian port.

Documents with every shipment

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Indian export shipping bill
  • Bill of lading from the shipping line
  • Certificate of origin, when your customs asks for it

Tell us your destination port and clearing agent. We check what they need before we quote.

Common questions from parts importers

Do you supply motorcycle spare parts to importers in South Africa?

Yes. We export genuine parts for Bajaj, KTM, TVS, Hero, Yamaha and Royal Enfield to importers and distributors. We sell to businesses, not to individual riders. Send your list and destination port and we quote.

Can I buy parts for several brands in one shipment?

Yes. We can consolidate parts from different brands into one mixed LCL shipment, or fill a full container if the volume is there.

What documents do I need to import motorcycle parts into South Africa?

Your clearing agent will confirm the exact list for South Africa. From our side you receive a commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading, and we can add other export documents your agent asks for.

What HS code do I use for motorcycle parts?

Motorcycle parts are normally under HS 8714.10. Duty and any standards requirements depend on the exact part, so confirm the final classification with your clearing agent.

FCL or LCL for my first order?

For a first order most importers start with LCL, so they can test the parts and the process without renting a whole container. We tell you what fits your volume when we quote.

Are you an authorised distributor of these brands?

Exim Kithab is an independent exporter and is not affiliated with these manufacturers. We supply genuine parts and ship from India. If you need to know more about a particular lot, ask us before you order.

How do I get a quote?

Fill in the form on this page or write to us on WhatsApp +91 88841 11995 with brands, models, part numbers and quantities.

WhatsApp +91 88841 11995, [email protected].

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