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Yes, one or two headlights.
Yes, one or two full-beam lights. Article 16.2 and Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations require this equipment on motorcycles; engine capacity up to 125 cm³ does not remove the requirement. It is not limited to motorcycles with sidecars. Being fitted does not mean using full beam at all times: follow lighting rules and avoid dazzling.
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Only those fitted with a sidecar are required to have them.
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Yes, one or two headlights.
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