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70 kW
It must not exceed 70 kW, twice the 35 kW in this scenario. The rule concerns twice the resulting motorcycle’s power, not a universal 70 kW limit for every restriction. For example, if restricted to 30 kW, the vehicle it is derived from must not exceed 60 kW. The 35 kW maximum and maximum power-to-weight ratio of 0.2 kW/kg must also be met; the restriction must be legally authorised and documented.
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