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0.25 metres at the front and 0.25 metres at the rear
A load carried on our motorcycle may project a maximum of 0.25 metres from the rear and not at all from the front; any projection is grounds for a penalty.
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0.25 metres at the front and 0.25 metres at the rear
Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear
Nothing, as a load may not project from motorcycles
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