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Yes. Article 104 requires motorcycles to use dipped headlights during daytime on all roads covered by traffic legislation. This is not limited to urban or interurban roads and does not depend on the manufacturer allowing them to be switched off. At night, the relevant lighting rules also apply, including avoiding glare.
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