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One, the external left-hand mirror; the right-hand mirror is optional
Motorcycles, with or without a sidecar, whose attainable maximum speed is less than 100 kilometres per hour must have only the left-hand mirror, while the external right-hand mirror is optional.
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Two, the external mirrors on both sides
One, the external left-hand mirror; the right-hand mirror is optional
None, provided that visibility of the road is clear
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