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No; riding with an open exhaust without the required silencer is prohibited.
No. Article 7.2 prohibits driving with an open exhaust without the required silencer on both urban and interurban public roads. An effective system meeting noise and emission requirements must be maintained. This does not mean every exhaust replacement or modification is forbidden: the applicable approval and procedural requirements must be met. An electric motorcycle without a combustion exhaust is outside this scenario.
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Yes, provided it is ridden below 50 km/h.
Yes, if it is a sports motorcycle.
No; riding with an open exhaust without the required silencer is prohibited.
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