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Yes, to any motorcycle.
Yes. R-104 prohibits access to motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles assimilated to motorcycles. It includes motorcycles with or without a sidecar and is not limited to two-wheelers. Mopeds have a separate prohibition sign, R-105.
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Yes, to any motorcycle.
Yes, but only to two-wheeled motorcycles.
No.
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