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Yes. Annex III of the General Vehicle Regulations requires the left external mirror and makes the right optional when design maximum speed is no greater than 100 km/h. Above 100 km/h both are required. This does not depend on engine capacity being below 125 cm³. The question checks only mirror count; other vehicle and visibility requirements must still be met.
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Yes, but only if the motorcycle's engine capacity is less than 125 cubic centimetres.
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