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No.
No. The image shows R-407a, a reserved and mandatory route for cycles; other users may not use it. A motorcycle is therefore not permitted, whether it has two or three wheels. R-407b is the different reserved and mandatory route sign for mopeds, which is not the sign pictured here.
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