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a motorcycle.
A motorcycle. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations defines two-wheeled motorcycles by an engine capacity greater than 50 cm³ for internal-combustion engines and/or a maximum design speed greater than 45 km/h. Not every motorcycle necessarily exceeds 50 cm³: design speed also matters and electric motors exist. Light quadricycle requirements depend on category and engine type; it is incorrect to say that all have a maximum capacity of 50 cm³.
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a moped or a quadricycle.
a two-wheeled moped.
a motorcycle.
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