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Red.
Red. A motorcycle’s mandatory rear reflector is non-triangular and reflects light received from other vehicles; it does not emit its own light like a lamp. Do not confuse it with white front reflectors or other amber devices. Installation must comply with the regulatory and approval requirements.
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