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On the left-hand side
On motorcycles with a maximum speed of 100 km/h or less, the left-hand mirror is compulsory, while the right-hand one is optional and never compulsory. Therefore, if only one mirror is fitted, it must be placed on the left-hand side.
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On the left-hand side
On either side, as there is no rule governing it
On the right-hand side
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