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Yes, one or two headlights.
All motorcycles travelling on public roads must have 1 or 2 full-beam or main-beam headlights as part of their normal lighting equipment. Therefore, those with an engine capacity of less than 125 cubic centimetres, as in the question, are also required to have them.
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Only those fitted with a sidecar are required to have them.
Yes, one or two headlights.
No.
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