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Yes.
Yes. R-104 prohibits entry to motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles assimilated to motorcycles; it is not a moped-entry prohibition. Mopeds have their specific prohibition in R-105. It does not itself prohibit every two-wheeled vehicle, and other rules and restrictions still apply.
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No, because it prohibits all two-wheeled motor vehicles from passing.
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No, because two-wheeled vehicles may not travel along it.
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