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Yes. At a maximum design speed of up to and including 100 km/h, the external left mirror is compulsory and the right mirror optional. If its design speed exceeds 100 km/h, both are compulsory. The criterion is design speed, not its present travelling speed or a 125 cm³ engine-capacity threshold. The mirror’s technical requirements and other vehicle conditions still apply.
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Yes, but only if the motorcycle's engine capacity is less than 125 cubic centimetres.
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