## Common ground
All options refer to side or rear storage bags designed for use on motor vehicles or bicycles.
## Options at a glance
**8708.29 – For motor vehicles (ATVs/SUVs)**
- **Defining trait:** Designed specifically for non-motorized or off-road motor vehicles like ATVs and SUVs.
- **Typical examples:** Roof-mounted cargo bags, rear trunk bags for 4x4s, ATV side racks.
- **Best fit when:** Used on all-terrain vehicles, utility vehicles, or large SUVs with dedicated mounting systems.
**8714.10 – For motorcycles and e-bikes**
- **Defining trait:** Built for two-wheeled motorized transport with specific attachment points (e.g., pillion mounts, frame rails).
- **Typical examples:** Rear saddlebags, side panniers, e-bike trunk bags.
- **Best fit when:** Attached to motorcycles, scooters, or electric bikes using standard bike mounting hardware.
**8714.99 – For non-motorised bicycles**
- **Defining trait:** Designed for pedal-powered bikes without motors; typically uses frame or rack mounts.
- **Typical examples:** Bike panniers, rear rack bags, handlebar-mounted packs.
- **Best fit when:** Used on regular bicycles, mountain bikes, or city bikes with no motor.
## Key differences
| Feature | 8708.29 (Motor Vehicles) | 8714.10 (Motorcycles/E-bikes) | 8714.99 (Non-motorised Bikes) |
|-----------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|
| Vehicle type | ATVs, SUVs | Motorcycles, e-bikes | Pedal bikes |
| Mounting system | Roof, trunk, off-road racks | Frame rails, pillion mounts | Rack, frame, handlebar |
| Power source | None (but vehicle is motorized) | Motorized | Human-powered |
## How to choose
- Is the bag for a motorcycle or e-bike? → 8714.10
- Is it for a non-motorised bicycle? → 8714.99
- Is it for an ATV, SUV, or similar off-road vehicle? → 8708.29
## Overlaps & pitfalls
A bag designed for e-bikes might also fit on a regular bike, but the **primary use case** determines classification. If used on a motorcycle, even with a motorized bike’s mounting system, it belongs in 8714.10. The key is the **main vehicle type and intended function**, not just hardware compatibility. No option is inherently vague, but context matters—choose based on the product’s **main intended use**